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Recently, a shocking case in Patna has stunned many and raised deep concerns about motherhood. A teacher allegedly harmed her son to keep her affair secret. The news spread fast and shocked people across Bihar.
It shows how a mother's choices can lead to a tragic end. It also calls us to watch signs and protect children from hidden threats. People seek quick action and strong laws for mother crimes.
Shonee Kapoor, an X user, posted about the crime in Patna on social media that took place on June 14. Barh police in Patna registered a case after a BPSC teacher and her lover brutally killed her son. The lover works as a principal at a training college in Rohtas district, police said.
CHILD-KILLER MOTHER😡
— ShoneeKapoor (@ShoneeKapoor) June 20, 2025
Meet Roma who killed her own son because he opposed her extra marital #affair.
In Patna, a BPSC teacher along with her lover beat her innocent child to death. After that, they threw his body in the bushes and burnt it.
Boyfriend Nirmal is the principal of… pic.twitter.com/HdKilhKqBe
The boy objected to his mother's affair and suffered violent assault, police added. They dumped the child's body near Konhar bridge bushes and set it ablaze to hide evidence. Authorities found charred remains on June 15 and arrested the teacher on June 18.
The lover remains absconding as police intensify their search across Bihar for his arrest. The husband calls his wife characterless and demands punishment, including hanging.
Online anger surged as the horrifying details of the Patna crime spread across Bihar's public feeds. Emotions ran high, with many questioning the very fabric of morality and justice. One deeply disturbed user questioned age-old beliefs, quoting "kuputro jaayet kvachidapi kumata na bhavati."
Another, furious over the perceived leniency in the system, wrote, "Chehra kyu chhupaya h public karo, achha 10 dino baad usko chhod denge…", a chilling reflection of public distrust in legal outcomes.
Shocked and shaken, a user cited the ancient phrase "Vinaash kaale viprit buddhi" to capture the twisted mindset behind such a crime. The collective rage clearly shows, people are demanding swift and unforgiving justice for the mother who murdered her own child.
“A mother’s love gives life—not takes it.” Yet once again, this belief is shaken. In 2020, Chennai saw a chilling case where a mother threw her two children into a well, later blaming financial stress. Now, another heartbreaking incident raises the same haunting questions. What drives a mother to such extremes? No pain can justify such cruelty—but it signals a deeper societal failure.
We need swift justice, yes, but also urgent reform in mental health care and support for distressed mothers. Before another tragedy unfolds, let us act. This case isn’t just about a horrific crime. It’s a call to action. A call to build a society where no mother feels isolated or overwhelmed to such an extent.
Let this tragedy not be another headline we forget. Let it become the moment we decide that no mother suffers in silence, and no child is failed by the world meant to protect them.