Malda (Mahendergarh): “They beat me, I will die.” Haunt’s Words of Sweety Workers.
They came from his son, Gaurav Yadav, who was 18 years old, who was allegedly punished by six people in Malda Village from Mahendergarh District on October 9, “It was the last time I heard his voice,” said the 36-year-old player told.
A video from an incident that appeared on October 13 showed the bath people blew the boy with a stick even when he wasgged for mercy.
Last week, a pine was registered at the Kanina police station against six people – Ravi aka Langra, Kaptan, Pritam, Sukhdev, Ajay alias Bhandari, and Fukra – on charges of murder and riots, among others, police said.
So far, one of the men, Fukra, has been arrested in a case that triggered a shock wave in the village of Biwani where the victim came from.
First in the farmer’s family to complete class 12 with a sign of difference, Gaurav wants to join a college even when he is preparing to join the Indian Air Force.
On October 9, Sweety said his son went to submit a document to enter a college.
“I just called him around 1:15 a.m.
to ask him, but as soon as he picked up the phone, he exclaimed that Langra and his accomplices beat him and he would die.
I panicked and told my husband to rush to the location,” Sweety said.
The men smelled alcohol, said grandfather Gaurav Krishhan Kumar, who accompanied his son Devinder to save the 18-year-old player.
“They brutally hit him.
When we managed to release him from their grip and try to take him to the hospital, it looks like the spinal marrow was played.
There was a deep dent,” said the 60-year-old person.
Gaurav continues to ask for some drugs to relieve pain, add family.
“Finally, his body turned blue and he gave up on the way to the hospital,” Krishhan said.
The family accused that Gaurav had broken legs, arms, and backbones in the incident.
Police, meanwhile, said that the defendant was not about Gaurav in the head.
Instead, they continued to hit him with a stick all over his body, leaving him with “several injuries”.
“This is a murder committed to the intention to create fears among the villagers.
There are previous quarrels but it is no big deal and happens every day among boys.
We are investigating this problem,” Santosh Kumar, Station House Officer of Kanina , say.
The defendant, police said, had a criminal antecedent.
They have been ordered below the IPC 302 section (killings), 148 (riots with deadly weapons), 149 (unlawful assemblies) and 34 (general intentions), said Sho.
According to Devinder, on September 1 Gaurav went to the nearest temple after his friend sought his help after a fight with the defendant.
“My child just helped his friend and returned home.
Since then, he has received rough calls from these people.
We never thought this would turn out ugly like that,” he added.
A swapless sweary said the family had pinned their hopes around Gaurav.
“I worked hard for 18 years so he could get education and did something in his life but I lost to several men who wanted to show their strength to a boy.
I don’t know what they won from this,” he said.