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In Samastipur, a 16-year-old boy was thrashed for 9 hours for a Re 1 chocolate. On the allegation of stealing chocolates, the shopkeeper and his son tied his hands and legs and thrashed him in front of the entire village. Not satisfied with this much, he brought a pressure machine to clean the car and kept pouring water on his face with pressure.
During this, the child kept pleading to leave crying, but no one helped him. The incident is of Tuesday. The case pertains to Mahe village under Singhia police station area. Now its video has surfaced. Police arrested two accused late on Tuesday night.
In Samastipur, a 16-year-old boy was thrashed for 9 hours for a Re 1 chocolate.
The head of the panchayat also kept watching the beating of the teenager
The victim minor told that he had gone to the shop to buy pan masala. Meanwhile, shopkeeper Moti Shah accused him of stealing chocolates, tied his hands and legs with a rope and started pouring water from the water pressure machine. In between, he kept hitting with a stick as well. There were many people around, but everyone kept watching.
The victim said that the head of the panchayat, Dilip Singh, was also present there. Instead of saving it, he kept saying repeatedly to take out the kidney and sell it. The police freed me from the clutches of the shopkeeper and took me to the police station. Then after some time we were sent home. Then at around 1 am the police came to our house and took us to the police station. Where the thumb impression was taken on the written complaint from the police.
Tell that someone from the villagers informed the police about this. On reaching the spot, the police rescued him and took him to the hospital. After treatment, the police dropped the child home.
The car wash shopkeeper brought a pressure pipe and kept pouring water on the minor.
Action will be taken after investigation
SP Vinay Tiwari told that Singhia police station was ordered to take immediate action as soon as the matter came to notice. While taking action in this matter, the Singhia police station president has arrested Mahe village grocery businessman Moti Sahu and son Amardeep Kumar and sent them to judicial custody.