City
Epaper

Man beats 5-yr-old son to death in Delhi

By IANS | Updated: January 7, 2022 15:15 IST

New Delhi, Jan 7 A five-year-old child was allegedly beaten to death by his father in the national ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Jan 7 A five-year-old child was allegedly beaten to death by his father in the national capital, sources said on Friday.

According to an official, information was received from Max Hospital Saket, that a child was brought dead to the hospital.

Subsequently, the police reached the hospital and received the specific MLC.

The doctor told the police that the deceased child was brought by his mother at 10 p.m. in an unconscious and unresponsive state.

On inspection of the body, it was found that there were marks and bruises on both hands, legs, body and on the neck.

"During inquiry, the doctor stated that the deceased child's parents did not give information about their dead son," the official said, adding that the police then questioned the parents, but did not receive any satisfactory reply.

Later, it was learnt that an unknown man had called the police helpline stating that a father has mercilessly beaten his child and he died while on his way to Max Hospital.

The police have registered an FIR under section 302 of the Indian Penal Code.

The body of the child has been preserved at AIIMS hospital mortuary for conducting a post-mortem.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Aiims
Open in App

Related Stories

National“AIIMS Changes Picture Of Himachal Pradesh,” Says BJP President Rajeev Bindal (Watch Video)

NationalJagdeep Dhankhar Health Update: Vice President of India Discharged From AIIMS; Advised Complete Rest

NationalVice President Jagdeep Dhankhar Hospitalised at AIIMS After Complaining of Chest Pain and Uneasiness

HealthMental Health at Risk: AIIMS Psychiatrist Warns of Obesity-Linked Anxiety and Depression

NationalEx-Delhi AIIMS Doctor Alleges Ignorance on Delhi-Bound IndiGo Flight

National Realted Stories

NationalHouses of three LeT terrorists demolished in J&K

NationalTension prevails in Jaipur after ruckus outside Jama Masjid, MLA booked

NationalIndia to have 126 doppler radars by 2026 as govt ramps up weather monitoring

NationalOver 550 illegal immigrants detained in massive crackdowns across Ahmedabad, Surat

NationalIndian Army responds firmly to ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops along LoC