Gurugram: A six-year-old girl who saw his parents and sister hacked to death with machetes and herself attacked at Park Rajendra’s house on August 24, had lost her speech from Trauma, a treats doctor had said.
Cared for in the ward in the new emergency building of Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi, Nidhi (name changed) had stitches in several places in the skull and his neck.
“He suffered a post-traumatic stress disorder.
Although there is a possibility of 100% recovery in such cases, we cannot say when,” said the doctor to Ti.
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A-80 Park Rajendra twice Tuesday.
The main suspect interrogation, Rao Rai Singh (65), has revealed his daughter’s law Sunita and his tenant’s wife Anamika lived almost four hours after he first hacked them with a machete at 2:30 a.m.
on Tuesday.
Parents Girls – Krishan and Anamika Tiwari – are tenants at home dealers of 65-year-old property and former Armyman Rao Rai Singh, who were accused of killing four people on August 24, including the daughter of her in-laws Sunita.
Singh, who gave up after the murder, and his wife Bimeless had been arrested.
Two nieces Krishhan – Suresh and Sandeep – have turned around to visit girls in the hospital.
They arrived from Siwan at Bihar, the day after murder.
“He only nodded his head every time we asked him whatever.
That’s all.
He tried hard to talk but couldn’t say a word.
He began to cry,” Suresh said.
“We live with him most of his time.
When one of us sleeps, the other is with him,” Sandeep said.
On Saturday, the girl’s relatives met Udyog Vihar ACP Rajeev Kumar Yadav and looked for full time security for the girl.
Gurugram Constable police have posted outside his room, but the family claims he comes only at night.
“The police are only at night.
What if something happened to him in the morning? He was not only a surviving alone in the attack but also the only witness to the murder.
We are worried about his safety.
We asked the police to provide it with 24×7 security,” said Suresh.
When Tii visited the hospital, no police were outside the girl’s room.
ACP Yadav, however, confirmed a policeman served all the time at the hospital.
“We also sucked the police in Safdarjung.
They also watched the girl.
We did not suspect unwanted incidents.
Even so, the police are always there to maintain,” ACP said.
The doctor had advised the police to ask the girl for the next few days.
“Every two days, we checked the girl’s medical condition at the hospital.
For now, the doctors say she is not suitable to take questions.
His role is very important to resolve this case,” ACP added.