Mumbai: Two Minor Boys Booked For Attempt To Murder Class 9 Student In Sakinaka Cutter Attack Case
Mumbai: The Sakinaka police have registered an FIR against two minor boys, aged 14 and 15, for allegedly attempting to murder a 15-year-old Class 9 student by attacking him with a cutter on September 26. Victim Knew Both Accused According to police, the victim, a Sakinaka resident, knew both accused, one of whom is his classmate and the other the classmate’s friend. In March, the victim had…
Mumbai police have filed a charge sheet against two minors, aged 14 and 15, in connection with an attempted murder incident involving a Class 9 student in Sakinaka. According to the FIR, the accused individuals have a personal history with the victim, with one being his classmate and the other a friend. The victim's encounter with his classmate in March allegedly led to a physical altercation, which reportedly continued with threats from the classmate and his friend.
On September 26, the victim, along with two friends, went to a cinema in Sakinaka. Later, at around 6 pm, the accused and his friend confronted the victim over their previous dispute. Following a brief exchange of punches and kicks, the two groups retaliated. The accused then departed.
The victim and his friends subsequently visited Jagannath Mandir Road and sat outside Jain Clinic, where they were approached by the accused at around 7.30 pm. The two accused allegedly abused and attacked the victim with a cutter, resulting in injuries to his right neck. The victim was subsequently taken for medical attention.
Police are now seeking further details on the case and the involvement of the accused individuals.
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