On the night of Friday, 15 November, a 14-year-old child boy was reported to be murdered in KS Layout limits, Bengaluru.
After the preliminary investigation, the police identified the father of the child as the accused and took him into custody.
Speaking with the media on Saturday, 16 November, Deputy Commissioner of Police, South, Lokesh B Jagalasar confirmed, “A case of murder has been registered. Upon investigation, we found that yesterday, at about 8 AM the boy was assaulted by the father with a cricket bat. At about 3 PM, he was taken to the hospital, where he was declared brought dead.”
“At night, we received a call from the public stating that a child was assaulted and he died later. We reached the spot, inspected and registered a murder case. The accused is in our custody and is being interrogated as we speak,” he added.
Answering a question about the motive of the murder, the DCP stated that there was a lot of dissatisfaction among the parents regarding the child’s behaviour, and his performance in school.
“There was a lot of clash between the child and the parent over excessive use of mobile phone, the child not attending school regularly, and the child not showing any interest in studies. As well as staying out late with his friends,” the police officer said.
Speaking of the reason for the clash on the day of the incident, DCP Lokesh said, “The child’s phone was not working, and he was requesting his parents to get it repaired. Amidst the verbal altercation, the father used the nearby available bat to assault the child.”
The police further revealed that the child had multiple injuries on the back and head.
(Edited by Sumavarsha, with inputs from Nolan Patrick Pinto)
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