6-year-old noida girl was found dead in the park

Noida: A six-year-old girl who was lost since Thursday afternoon was found dead in the park on Friday night with a wound on her chest, showing she was hit with a blunt object and was killed.
The girl was last seen by her sister (10) walking on the track to one family room at Shramik Kunj 2.
Park in sector 108 where the body was found 2 km from her home.
The police said the girl’s teeth were gone, her ears had piercing and sandals (not theirs) found near the body.
A fired fired against unknown people on charges of murder and kidnapping.
DCP (central noida) Chander Harish told Toi, “We are investigating this case.
But one thing is clear – someone who is known to be behind the murder.
The girl seems to have been accompanied to the park (where she was found dead) by someone What he knows, “he added.
Quoting from the autopsy report, Sujeet Upadhyaya, the Sho of Phase 2 police station, said the girl might be killed one or two hours after he lost around 1pm, Thursday.
Autopsy, he said, revealed that the girl had died of shock and bleeding due to ante-mortem injury.
The police have ruled out sexual violence.
The girl went playing around Thursday afternoon with her 10 year old sister in the nearest park.
When he wanted to go home, the sister accompanied a path that led to their home.
“We both played in the park.
I took my sister to the path that led to Daksy’s house and then our house.
He told me that he could go alone,” said 10 years to TI on Saturday.
Daksh’s family, a neighbor, said they did not see the six-year-old girl around the time.
The victim was the sixth girl of Anuradha, who was married twice.
He has two daughters – aged 19 and 21 – with his first husband.
Eleven years ago, Anuradha married Kumar Ram, who had a kiosk that sold ablerie and cigarettes.
The couple had four daughters, who was the youngest six years old.
Anuradha said he was suspicious of some neighbors behind his daughter’s murder.
“I believe someone from that environment might have killed our child,” he said but did not describe why he felt so.
A neighbor of this correspondent talks with Anuradha and Ram Kumar often fighting.