In Bundi district of Rajasthan, a man killed his newborn son in the name of black magic. Regarding this murder, the police said that a 38-year-old man killed his son on Sunday in Bundi district. The accused claimed that he killed his son under the influence of an evil spirit.
According to the news agency, the incident took place in Dollar village at around 5 am. Kapren police station in-charge Kamal Singh said that ten-month-old Ansh was sleeping with his mother Gayatri when the accused Jitendra Bairwa alias Jittu picked up the son and threw him on the ground.
Police said the family rushed Ansh to a local hospital where doctors declared him dead. The SHO said a case of murder has been registered against the accused under provisions of the Indian Justice Code.
He said the body was handed over to the family after post-mortem. Bairwa, a native of Badunda village, was living with his wife and son at his in-laws’ house for about a year. Singh said he was visiting an exorcist to get relief from an ‘evil spirit’.
Let us tell you that in the month of May, a young man died in Bulandshahr, UP due to superstition. In the hope of bringing the dead youth alive due to snake bite, the family members and villagers tied his body with a rope and hung it in the water of Ganga.
After a long time when the young man did not move, people cremated him. The video of this incident of superstition went viral on social media. It was being claimed that due to superstition, the family and villagers reached the bridge on the banks of Ganga with Mohit’s body. Actually, someone had said that if the body is kept in the water of Ganga, the effect of snake venom can be eliminated and the young man can be cured.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)