Adarsh Kumar has been beaten to death in Khagaria.
Jagran correspondent, Khagaria. Dharmendra Kumar's 12-year-old son Adarsh Kumar was beaten to death while watching a cricket game in Jwalapur of Meghauna Panchayat under Alauli police station area of Khagaria. The incident is said to have happened around 3 pm on Wednesday afternoon. The boy injured by beating was undergoing treatment in Begusarai, where he died on Thursday. The relative applied at Alauli police station on Friday. The police have handed over the body to the relatives after post-mortem.
In the application given in the police station, father Dharmendra has said that on January 28, at around 3 o'clock, two-three children were playing near the village. Adarsh was standing nearby watching the game. During this, Sreesanth Kumar (20), also from the village, beat Adarsh badly with a cricket wicket with the intention of killing him. Sreesanth Kumar forcibly kept Adarsh in his custody for two-three hours when he was unconscious.
Alleged that Sreesanth Kumar and his parents and grandfather carried out a fatal attack on Adarsh as part of a conspiracy. Relatives took him in critical condition to a doctor in Begusarai for treatment, where Adarsh died on Thursday. The reason behind the incident is said to be old enmity. Police say that on the application of a relative, a case of murder has been registered against four people. Police are conducting raids to arrest the accused.
Mark found near cage, discussion of death due to ball injury
There is also a discussion in the village that while playing cricket, Adarsh Kumar was hit by a ball in the collarbone near his stomach, due to which his condition worsened. He died during treatment. Alauli police station incharge Pramod Kumar said that an injury mark was found at only one place on the child's body, near the left collarbone. Even being hit by a ball can result in death. Investigation is being done. The cause of death will be clear from the post mortem report.
Kidneys reside around the ribcage. This place is delicate. Extreme pain can also lead to death.
Dr. Manish Kumar, Medical Officer in-charge, Alauli CHC
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