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Times of India24.04.2026GeneralIndia

Lucknow: Boy sent for free Vedic education dies; 40+ injuries, 11 burn marks found on body

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A horrific crime has shaken Kanpur as an 11-year-old student from a gurukul-style school was found murdered, bearing 11 cigarette burns and 43 severe injuries. The school operator and another suspect are in custody. Autopsy revealed internal injuries, with slides prepared amid suspicions of sexual assault. Authorities are ensuring swift justice.

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