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Mother brands son with red hot ladle
Mother brands son with red hot ladle
Ongole:
An eight-year-old boy was brutally beaten and burnt with a hot ladle by
his mother and her lover on Sunday. He was subsequently kept under lock
and key without any treatment. The incident came to light on Wednesday
when the boy’s aunt intervened.
According to sources, Asha of Vetapalem in Prakasam district had an affair with one K. Arunkumar after the death of her husband Subhani four years back. For the last one year, she had kept her son Basha, 8, at her mother’s house in Chinnaganjam.
Asha had brought the boy to her house four days ago.
On Sunday, Asha and Arunkumar accused Basha of stealing money and brutally assaulted him.
Boy branded with iron, hospitalised
Asha of Vetapalem in Prakasam district and her lover K. Arunkumar burnt the former’s son Basha’s face, hands and legs with a hot ladle after accusing him of stealing money, and kept him locked in the house without any treatment.
On Wednesday, the boy’s aunt, Mastanbi, came for a visit and was shocked to see Basha with 20 per cent burns. She immediately informed her relatives and also alerted the police.
After rescuing Basha, SI E. Ankababu shifted him to the Chirala government hospital and arrested the duo. “Hospital superintendent Dr Prasanna Kumar confirmed that Basha had suffered 20 per cent burns,” he said.
“It will take 10-15 days for the wounds to heal,” the police official said, adding that Basha’s legs and the area above the waist were badly burnt.
Meanwhile, Child Welfare Committee (CWC) district chairman, Mr K. Rammohan, said that the CWC would shift Basha to RIMS hospital for better treatment. "The Integrated Child Protection Society will take care of the boy and will provide free education till he grows up," he said, adding that the "boy would be primarily admitted to Asha Sadan at Ongole (rescue home for children) after treatment and would be sent to the juvenile home at Tirupati organised by CWC for Guntur, Nellore and Prakasam districts."
Mr Rammohan not only assured Basha's education and employment but also vowed to strive towards ensuring strict punishment for the couple for their inhuman behaviour.
Project director of Women and Child Welfare, Ms S. Vidyavathi, also said that necessary help would be given to Basha under the child development project. "The department will conduct awareness programmes about child rights among masses to curb these cruelties," she added.
Mastanbi and other relatives said that they too would look after his needs and provide education for him.
The leaders of various women's organisations at Chirala condemned the cruel behaviour of the couple and demanded stringent action against them and also wanted the government to provide education for the boy.
According to sources, Asha of Vetapalem in Prakasam district had an affair with one K. Arunkumar after the death of her husband Subhani four years back. For the last one year, she had kept her son Basha, 8, at her mother’s house in Chinnaganjam.
Asha had brought the boy to her house four days ago.
On Sunday, Asha and Arunkumar accused Basha of stealing money and brutally assaulted him.
Boy branded with iron, hospitalised
Asha of Vetapalem in Prakasam district and her lover K. Arunkumar burnt the former’s son Basha’s face, hands and legs with a hot ladle after accusing him of stealing money, and kept him locked in the house without any treatment.
On Wednesday, the boy’s aunt, Mastanbi, came for a visit and was shocked to see Basha with 20 per cent burns. She immediately informed her relatives and also alerted the police.
After rescuing Basha, SI E. Ankababu shifted him to the Chirala government hospital and arrested the duo. “Hospital superintendent Dr Prasanna Kumar confirmed that Basha had suffered 20 per cent burns,” he said.
“It will take 10-15 days for the wounds to heal,” the police official said, adding that Basha’s legs and the area above the waist were badly burnt.
Meanwhile, Child Welfare Committee (CWC) district chairman, Mr K. Rammohan, said that the CWC would shift Basha to RIMS hospital for better treatment. "The Integrated Child Protection Society will take care of the boy and will provide free education till he grows up," he said, adding that the "boy would be primarily admitted to Asha Sadan at Ongole (rescue home for children) after treatment and would be sent to the juvenile home at Tirupati organised by CWC for Guntur, Nellore and Prakasam districts."
Mr Rammohan not only assured Basha's education and employment but also vowed to strive towards ensuring strict punishment for the couple for their inhuman behaviour.
Project director of Women and Child Welfare, Ms S. Vidyavathi, also said that necessary help would be given to Basha under the child development project. "The department will conduct awareness programmes about child rights among masses to curb these cruelties," she added.
Mastanbi and other relatives said that they too would look after his needs and provide education for him.
The leaders of various women's organisations at Chirala condemned the cruel behaviour of the couple and demanded stringent action against them and also wanted the government to provide education for the boy.
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CBI inquiry demanded into Chhattisgarh killings
CBI inquiry demanded into Chhattisgarh killings
The Human Rights Forum (HRF), AP Civil Liberties Committee (APCLC) and Organisation for Protection of Democratic Rights (OPDR) here on Wednesday demanded a CBI probe in the recent fake encounters in Chhattisgarh state by CRPF and COBRA commandos.
Addressing a press meet, HRF district convener N. Venugopal, OPDR state president Chavali Sudhakar and APCLC district secretary Gandla Venkat Rao, said that a fact-finding committee with various organisations including their three had visited Sarkeguda, Kottaguda and Rajupenta villages under Bijapur district of Chhattisgarh on July 6 and 7.
The leaders alleged that as many as 100 COBRA and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) commandos surrounded a normal village meeting of tribals on June 28, started firing without warning and killed 17 innocent persons. They further alleged that CRPF and COBRA commandos had killed children namely K. Parvati, 10, K. Ramesh, 11, and Saraswati, 12, branding them as Naxalites.
Claiming that only innocent villagers were killed in the firing, they refuted the statement of Union home minister P. Chidambaram about Naxal activities in the three tribal villages. They lamented that government was deploying CRPF, paramilitary and special police force in tribal villages for the removal of tribals in the name of Naxals.
The three with other leaders demanded prosecution of CRPF and COBRA commandos participated in the fake encounter by registering cases under 302 IPC and SC/ST Atrocity (Prevention) Act, CBI probe and protection of tribal community under V schedule of our Constitution.
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