A 15-year-old student, who was brutally beaten up in an old feud in Madhya Pradesh’s Gwalior district, attended a public police hearing with her family on Tuesday. The injured victim was in critical condition and was unable to stand or sit. The victim’s sister said that neighbors carried out the incident. During the fight, the accused neighbors also threw a stick in the private part of the victim. However, the police registered a case against him under minor sections. After hearing the complaint of the victim, the police assured to take strict action against the accused.
On Tuesday, a 15-year-old student along with his family arrived injured with his complaint at the police public hearing held at the SP office in the city center of Gwalior. Meanwhile, the victim was crying a lot in pain and reached the SP office with her mother and two sisters in an auto. The victim is a 7th standard student and lives with her mother and sister in Parsadi Pura area of Murar Police Station area.
Finger and toe fractures
The victim’s sister said that the victim has a fracture in one leg and one finger. He also suffered severe head injuries. Four members of the neighboring family fatally attacked the victim with a shovel. Not only this, a stick was also inserted into the victim’s private part during the attack. In this incident, the victim’s clothes were torn and she was seriously injured. The victim’s sister named the accused as Rahul, Jeetu, Santosh and their mother Bhagwati Devi.
The victim’s sister accused the police
The victim’s sister alleged that the police have registered a case against the three accused under minor sections. Murar Additional Superintendent of Police Akhilesh Renwal reached the police public hearing to hear the complaint of the victim who reached the SP office in an injured condition. Akhilesh Renwal, after knowing the condition of the victim and after hearing the complaint, assured that the number and sentences of the accused would be increased after an impartial investigation. Currently, after the assurance received from the police, the family of the victim seems to be satisfied, but the work of the Gwalior police is in shambles.
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