Mother Beats 3-Year-Old Son To Death In Rajasthan; Arrested: Police
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Rajasthan: Gayatri Jatav was arrested after her husband, Anil Jatav, filed a police report against her. According to the complaint, he found his son dead after returning from labour work on Monday.
A 26-year-old woman was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly beating her three-and-a-half year old son to death in Chhipabarod town of Baran district, police said.
Gayatri Jatav was arrested after her husband, Anil Jatav, filed a police report against her. According to the complaint, he found his son dead after returning from labour work on Monday.
The accused is mentally challenged, police said.
Jatav had filed a complaint against his wife on Tuesday alleging that she on Monday thrashed their boy, Kanha, at their house bolting the room from inside, Chhipabarod Police Station SHO Ravinder Singh said.
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