12-year-old schoolmate held in Class 6 student death case
The Morning Standard|December 05, 2024
DELHI Police has apprehended a 12-year-old boy in the case of the death of his classmate at a private school in south-west Delhi, a senior police officer confirmed to this newspaper.
UJWAL JALALI
12-year-old schoolmate held in Class 6 student death case

A class 6 boy died on Tuesday morning after an argument over the brushing of the victim and the accused's shoulders. While walking led to a scuffle between the two inside the school. Following the clash, the boy collapsed and was rushed to a hospital, where he was declared dead on arrival.

However, the initial enquiry and inspection of the body led the police to suspect the death was a result of a seizure.

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