Boy thrashed to death in Gurugram

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Updated At : 11:55 AM Jun 22, 2021 IST

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Gurugram, June 21

The Gurugram police have nabbed four persons for allegedly thrashing to death a 19-year-old student hailing from Naharpur.

Senior police officials said an altercation over relationship with a girl preceded the attack on the victim. According to his mother, Nitin, alias Narender, was called to Greenwood city by girl’s cousin Varun. When Nitin reached there, Varun, along with Vinay Pal Singh, Man Singh and Bodhan, brutally thrashed him with sticks and ran away. “We found him lying unconscious. He was taken to a hospital, butdied there,” the complaint read. — TNS

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