As the ambulance was not available from the hospital, the elder brother started walking barefoot on the village road with his body in his arms. After the video of the incident in Uttar Pradesh ’s Baghpat district went viral, netizens were shocked after seeing the video.
Highlights:-
• 10-year-old boy seen carrying his brother’s dead body to Village.
• Incidents of Uttar Pradesh Baghpat district.
The deceased’s name is Kala. His father, Praveen Kumar is a day labourer by profession. The financial situation is not such that one can rent a car for 1000 rupees and take the child’s body to Lilonkhedi village in the Shamli district. Praveen Kumar’s ancestral home in that village. The father wanted to take the child for the last time. Allegedly, he made repeated requests in this regard to the District Hospital of Uttar Pradesh Baghpat.
Finally, the 10-year-old boy of the child s brother took the child’s body in his hands and walked away. Many people made videos of that scene. They also warned the administration. After that, the family gets the van. But before that, why did the boy have to walk with the child? What was the hospital administration doing?
Reason for death:- On preliminary investigation, the police learned that the 2-year-old child was crushed under the car near a bank on the Delhi-Saharanpur highway in Uttar Pradesh Baghpat last Friday. Annoyed by the prolonged crying, her stepmother pushed her. The incident happened after that, claimed the police. Although The stepmother of the child claims, she did not do anything to harm the child. After that, Kala’s body was sent to the district hospital for post-mortem. The accused stepmother was also arrested on the spot.
The next day, while returning from the hospital the incident happened. It is reported that his elder son Sagar and a relative were also with Praveen. The same relative later give the statement that no one had arranged for a van despite repeated requests. After that, the father picked up the body of the child. But he was tired after going a few meters. Kala(the child) was given to Sagar. This incident reminded many of the memories of Dana Majhi of Kalahandi, Odisha.
