Juvenile ‘beaten’ to death in Bareilly observation home
Express news service : Lucknow, Fri Feb 15 2013, 01:56 hrs
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He said he did not know of any incident of ragging or attack on the boy in the observation home. The family members of the boy had told the staff that the angry relatives of the girls had beaten up the boys causing injuries, the superintendent said.
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