Grandparents held for torturing girl

Kullu, April 26 The police arrested the grandparents of a minor girl, who is stated to be mentally disturbed, after videos showing them torturing her went viral on social media here today. According to Kullu SP Gaurav Singh, the daughter-in-law...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:45 PM Apr 27, 2021 IST

Kullu, April 26

The police arrested the grandparents of a minor girl, who is stated to be mentally disturbed, after videos showing them torturing her went viral on social media here today.

According to Kullu SP Gaurav Singh, the daughter-in-law of Jamna Das and Him Dasi stated in a complaint that her family, her brother-in-law along with his family and their parents reside in separate rooms of the same house. Her brother-in-law’s daughter is mentally disturbed and her grandparents often beat her up. The grandparents used to threaten them as well when they tried to stop the duo from ill-treating the girl. The complainant made a video on her mobile phone and released it on social media as a last resort to stop the torture of the minor girl.

The SP said a case had been registered and the matter is being probed.— OC

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