In a shocking incident, a class 12 student’s finger was allegedly chopped off by his senior for talking to a female classmate from his tuition in Delhi’s Dwarka South, police said on Friday.
The accused — who studied in the same school and already graduated — had also assaulted the boy. The alleged incident had taken place on October 21.
The victim, in fear, refrained from telling his parents about the assault and instead told them that a motorcycle chain led to his finger being chopped off.
However on Friday, he told his parents the truth about the incident, following which they lodged a complaint with the police. Police said that an FIR has been registered in this regard.
According to the boy’s statement, the accused met him outside the school and took him to a park. There, he expressed his objection to the boy’s friendship with a female student in his tuition class and then attacked the boy with a stone.
The allegations made in the case are being verified, the police said.
Earlier in August, a group of six college-goers assaulted their 20-year-old friend after he refused to go out with them in Bengaluru’s Viveknagar area. The victim told the youths that he will not be able to go with them as he had to study. Infuriated over the denial, the youths assaulted the student, followed him home and attacked his family as well.
After the victim — Adithya — refused to go out with them, the youths lost their cool and started assaulting him. When Adithya ran back home, the youths followed him and assaulted his brother and parents when they tried to stop them.
A neighbour alerted police and a Hoysala patrolling vehicle reached the spot and arrested the youths, the report stated, adding that the attack caused some tense moments in Vannarpet area. The residents had to intervene to rescue the family members.
The Viveknagar police reached the spot and arrested five of the youths – Tanoj, Varun, Kevin, Anand and Kumar. All are first-time offenders, police said.
According to a senior police officer a case was registered under IPC sections for assault, trespass and damaging property.
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