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On the night of 10 October 2025, a young engineering student from Bhopal, identified in reports as Udit (aged 21–23 in different reports), died after an alleged assault by two on-duty police constables. The shocking footage and medical findings have provoked nationwide outrage, raising urgent questions about police conduct, accountability, and the safety of citizens when in custody.
What happened (summary)
According to eyewitnesses and friends who were present that night, Udit and some friends were in a public area in Indrapuri when police approached them. Footage that has since circulated shows officers chasing and repeatedly striking the youth with a stick while another officer stands by. Friends say the officers demanded a bribe of ₹10,000 and beat Udit after the money was not paid — claims the family has publicly reiterated. Udit was later rushed to hospital and declared dead.
The Times of India
Medical findings (post-mortem)
A short post-mortem made public by medical authorities describes blunt-force trauma as the cause of death. Doctors recorded multiple antemortem injuries across the body and a particularly grave internal injury: traumatic hemorrhagic pancreatitis (bleeding in the pancreas) consistent with heavy impact from a hard object. Medical experts told reporters that such pancreatic trauma — while rare — is frequently associated with violent assault and can be fatal.
Police account and official actions
Initially, local police statements described the incident in less severe terms — using phrases such as “mild force” — and suggested other possible causes such as a medical event. Those official lines have been contradicted by CCTV, eyewitness testimony, and the post-mortem findings. Under public pressure and following the release of footage, the two constables involved were suspended and a murder case was registered; authorities say further investigation and detailed forensic reports are pending.
The Times of India
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Legal context and stakes
Investigating agencies have registered offences under sections of the Indian Penal Code related to culpable homicide/murder and causing death by culpable negligence. If the probe concludes that the officers used excessive or intentional force that caused death, those actions could attract charges under IPC sections dealing with homicide. The family has demanded a thorough, independent probe and is calling for strict punishment if the allegations are proven.
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Why this matters
Custodial deaths — or deaths closely tied to police action — are among the most sensitive crises for any democracy. They raise questions about: duty of care while exercising state power; the adequacy of training and oversight; the speed and transparency of investigations; and whether systemic problems (including corruption or impunity) are being addressed. Independent, speedy investigations and transparent sharing of forensic evidence are essential to maintaining public trust.
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What to watch for next

The detailed post-mortem (full autopsy) and forensic reports.

Whether the probe is handed to an independent agency (for example a state CID or CBI) at the family’s request.

Arrests, charges, and whether internal police disciplinary proceedings run alongside criminal trials.

Any CCTV or phone footage newly made public — these visual records have already shaped public response.
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A note on reporting responsibly
This description sticks to reported facts and uses the term alleged where criminal intent is alleged but under investigation. If you are making a video, please: (a) attribute claims to their sources (police statement / family / eyewitness / medical report), (b) avoid naming or accusing individuals without verified legal findings, and (c) include trigger warnings for viewers. Clear sourcing protects your credibility and reduces legal risk.

The Times of India
• New Indian Express — post-mortem summary and official responsesOn the night of 10 October 2025, a young engineering student from Bhopal, identified in reports as Udit (aged 21–23 in different reports), died after an alleged assault by two on-duty police constables. The shocking footage and medical findings have provoked nationwide outrage, raising urgent questions about police conduct, accountability, and the safety of citizens when in custody.
What happened (summary)
According to eyewitnesses and friends who were present that night, Udit and some friends were in a public area in Indrapuri when police approached them. Footage that has since circulated shows officers chasing and repeatedly striking the youth with a stick while another officer stands by. Friends say the officers demanded a bribe of ₹10,000 and beat Udit after the money was not paid — claims the family has publicly reiterated. Udit was later rushed to hospital and declared dead.
Medical findings (post-mortem)