Inspired by Cinema: 13-Year-Old’s Deadly Act Claims 6-Year-Old Sister’s Life

Viral News: A horrific incident has come to light in Nalasopara area near Maharashtra's capital Mumbai. Here a 13-year-old minor has killed his 6-year-old cousin sister. According to the information, the minor felt that the family members loved him less. The minor first took his cousin to a deserted place and after strangulating her to death, hit her with a stone.

What pushed you to commit the crime? 
According to reports, this incident is from the limits of Pelhar Police Station in Nalasopara, adjacent to Mumbai. Here a 13-year-old minor killed his 6-year-old cousin sister because he felt that the family members loved him less. The minor accused felt that even the neighbors did not love him and he was always ignored.

'Watched this film before committing murder'
The minor child also told the police that he had watched a movie which was based on a serial killer in Mumbai in the 1960s. The name of the movie was Raman Raghav. Before the murder, the boy had watched a movie named Raman Raghav based on a serial killer in Mumbai. According to information received from police sources, the incident took place near the Mumbai Ahmedabad Highway where the minor first took his cousin to a secluded place and strangled him to death and then hit him with a stone. 

The girl's father brought her home from school, after which the children were playing together in the evening. Meanwhile, after the girl suddenly went missing, a search began in which it was revealed through a CCTV footage that a 13-year-old minor was going towards the mountains with the girl. He was asked where the girl was?

The boy also said that the girl was killed by two unknown people, after which the distraught family reached the spot. The police started questioning the boy and on the basis of his changing statements, it was finally found out that this child had killed his cousin. Senior Police Inspector of Pelhar Police Station said that the child is currently with his family and will be produced in the Juvenile Court.