Chhattisgarh Student Stabbed To Death In School By 2 Teenage Boys: Police
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Chhattisgarh School Boy Stabbed To Death: The boy's sister, who also studies in the same school, informed the police that the two accused had in the past also allegedly beaten her brother in the school premises.
A 15-year-old boy was stabbed to death allegedly by two minors in a government school in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh city, the police said today. The incident took place on Tuesday afternoon in the school premises in Raigarh's Rambhatha area. The police suspect that a love interest could be the reason behind it, they said, without revealing further details. The two accused boys, both aged 17, were detained on Tuesday night, a police official said. The boy who was stabbed, a Class 9 student, was in the school premises during the lunch break when the two accused reached there and got into an argument with him, the official said.
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