Soldier Shoots 13-year-old Boy for Trespassing


Daijiworld Media Network

Chennai, Jul 3: In a shocking incident, a 13-year-old boy was shot at by a soldier for trespassing at the city's military residential quarters here on Sunday July 3.

The boy was noticed by the soldier plucking an almond fruit inside the army quarters. He was accompanied by his friends, but they fled when the soldier opened fire. A bullet hit the boy, Dilshan, on the head critically injuring him.

Dilshan, a resident of Indira Nagar near Island Grounds here, was rushed to the hospital by his parents who were told about the incident by his friends.

Sources said that the boy succumbed to injuries at the hospital.

Soon after the news spread, residents of Indira Nagar took to the streets in protest against the soldier who shot the boy and demanded immediate action against him.

Meanwhile, police said that an enquiry has been ordered into the incident and assured of serious action against the soldier.

  

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  • RP, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 03 2011

    @A.S. Mathew, U.S.A.
    Read the news properly, the boy is already dead.

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  • A.S. Mathew, U.S.A.

    Sun, Jul 03 2011

    The soldier who fired at the 13
    year old unarmed boy while plucking
    almond fruit deserves no mercy but
    he must be shot exactly on his
    head. Let us hope and pray that
    the boy may recover from this
    shooting. If he is too trigger happy, why he didn't shot at the
    boys's leg, but exactly on the
    head to kill him? He never would
    have shooted if the victim was
    a well to do person, but found
    very easy to kill some poor boy
    without any fear of retaliation.

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