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An eight-year-old boy, student of class 2 was allegedly subjected to an inhuman torture in his school by senior students, who forcefully tied a nylon thread on his private part, leaving him in immense pain and severe injury.
The incident reportedly occurred in Atal Adarsh School located in Kidwai Nagar, South Delhi. According to the family of the child, the ordeal the boy went through came out when the father of the child took him for a bath.
After the incident came to fore, the boy was taken to a hospital, where he is being treated. A hospital source said that the child has been kept under observation at the hospital and his condition is stable.
On a complaint, a case under relevant sections has been registered at Kotla Mubarakpur Police Station and investigation has been taken up.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (South Delhi), Chandan Chaudhary said that a PCR call was received from the hospital, wherein it was informed that a kid has been admitted to the hospital with injuries on his private part, which was found tightly tied with a nylon thread.
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On reaching the hospital, it was further informed that the thread was carefully removed by the doctors and the child has been kept under observation.
The father of the child stated that on December 28 when he took his son’s clothes off for bath on December 28, to his utter shock, he saw a nylon thread tied on the private part of his son and there were injury marks too.
On being asked about it, the boy revealed that some of his seniors had tied the thread forcefully and he even beat him for resisting it. He was threatened by the seniors not to disclose it to anyone.
A case has been registered in the matter.
The DCP said that the kid was not able to tell about the accused involved, so the police team took him to the school on Saturday to identify the alleged boys.
Further investigation is being carried out.
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