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News India Live, Digital Desk: The inhuman incident that happened with a medical examinee (NEET student) in Shastri Nagar police station area of Patna, the capital of Bihar, has raised serious questions on law and order. It is alleged that half a dozen boys together not only beat the student but also subjected him to such brutality that it would leave one’s heart shuddering. Fingers are also being raised on the police investigation and the role of the female police officer in this case.
1. What is the whole matter? (The Brutal Incident)
The victim student was living in Patna and taking coaching for NEET.
Siege and Attack: According to the information, about 6 boys (most of whom are suspected to be minors) surrounded the student at a deserted place.
Inhuman acts: The accused crossed the limits of brutality with the student. The victim alleges that she was badly tortured and an attempt was made to commit a heinous crime like rape.
2. Female Inspector Roshni under investigation
Female inspector investigating this case lights Neither the aggrieved party is satisfied with the functioning of the agency nor do they have any concrete answers to the media’s questions:
| question mark | Description |
|---|---|
| unanswered questions | When the media asked about the identity of the accused and the action taken so far, Inspector Roshni maintained silence or gave vague answers. |
| charge of delay | The family members allege that the police did not take the case seriously in the initial hours and gave the accused a chance to escape. |
| problem of being a minor | Police say the suspects are ‘minors’, so they are being careful not to share their names and information as per the law. |
3. Search for the accused and police raid
On the instructions of SSP Patna, a special team of police has been formed.
CCTV footage: Police are scanning the CCTV cameras of the area to identify the attackers.
Interrogation of suspects: The police have detained some boys, who are being interrogated at a secret place. However, no official arrest has been confirmed yet.
4. Question on student safety
Thousands of students from all over the country come to the coaching hubs of Patna (Boeing Road, Kankarbagh and Shastri Nagar). There is an atmosphere of fear among the students after this incident.
Demand of students: Students have demanded increased police patrolling and activation of ‘Anti-Romeo Squad’ in coaching areas. Will ‘Juvenile Act’ become a shield?
The biggest challenge in this case is that the accused are ‘minors’. If the accused are found to be below 18 years of age, they will be prosecuted under the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB). Experts say that in such heinous crimes, age as well as ‘seriousness of the crime’ should be taken into consideration so that there is fear among the criminals.