Navaruna Chakravarthy : Case That CBI Couldn't Solve

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Muzaffarpur’s teenager Navaruna Chakravarty and her family. Twelve years have passed since the teenager was abducted from her residence, Navaruna Chakravarty went missing from her house. On the intervening night of September 17 and 18, 2012, she had disappeared from her Jawaharlal Nehru road residence that comes under the jurisdiction of Muzaffarpur Town police station. Her father, Atulya Chakravorty, along with his wife, lodged a First Information Report (FIR) at the Town police station about the kidnapping of his daughter, who at the time was a Class VIII student of St Xavier’s School.
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[fiazahmed]

The worst thing about police is always when a girl went missing their first assumption is SHE RAN AWAY ....

[Levisxrevival]

This case boils my blood. Imagine her parents had to beg police to start the investigation and it started almost a month after the actual crime. Indian justice system really needs more improvement

[indiangamer]

That CBI couldn't solve ❌
That police didn't try to solve ✔️
It is really bad that they didn't get justice😢😢😢

[Raeesha_Qubra]

Anyone watching in june, 2024?..and rest in peace Navaruna 🕊️

[AnneshaPalit]

Hey, I am from Muzaffarpur. And, she was my friend. Thank you SR PAY for covering this case.

[goddamn-]

There should be a law.
"Any police officer who neglects any case or makes assumptions without proof or refuses to solve a case, should be put off their position and leave police department" ‼️‼️‼️

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[Upasana]

RIP Navaruna Chakravarthy, and you deserve JUSTICE . And I am so pissed off on Police because police always makes a false assumption which ran away with a guy..." Such a messed up and disgusting thing tbh...

[Amoghehe]

Yesterday in Hubli, Karnataka a girl named Neha hiremath who was studying in a famous engineering college was stabbed 8-9 times and murdered by a boy who got rejected by her, please cover this and support for justice😢

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[Varuns]

It's really obvious why no action was taken,
and can be summarized in 2 words.
" Land Mafia "

[sagnikasen]

After watching the whole video I still can't figure out that why she went to sleep in a different room because of mehendi? and that too which she had applied hours ago as it does not take whole night to dry up. Also whoever kidnapped her, how did they know that she was sleeping in a different room that night ? when the police weren't listening to the parents, why didn't they approach the supreme court ? So many loopholes and no evidence