Mumbai Shocker: Mother Hits Daughter, Burns Her Private Parts for Wetting Bed; Arrested
In Shivaji Nagar, Mumbai, Kohinorkhatoon Khan allegedly severely beat and burned her 9-year-old daughter after the child wet the bed on July 14. Following the incident, the woman was arrested while the child was rushed to Rajawadi Hospital for treatment.
Mumbai, July 16: In a disturbing turn of events in Shivaji Nagar, Mumbai, a 32-year-old woman allegedly assaulted her nine-year-old daughter after discovering she had wet the bed. Reports detail a disturbing sequence where Khan purportedly beat the child and then inflicted burns on her private parts and thighs. The distressing cries of the young victim alerted concerned neighbours, who swiftly alerted authorities, leading to the woman's arrest.
According to the Times of India report, the incident unfolded on the night of July 14 when the accused, identified as Kohinorkhatoon Khan, discovered that her daughter had wet the bed. What followed was the grim consequences of the child's unintentional mistake. Kohinorkhatoon allegedly subjected her minor daughter to horrifying abuse. In a fit of rage, Kohinorkhatoon initially beat Mehrunissa before using a hot utensil to burn her private parts first, followed by her thighs, prompting the girl to cry out in pain. Mumbai Shocker: 17-Year-Old Sexually Assaults Minor Girl at Home After She Refuses To Buy Him Cigarette, Arrested.
The child's screams alerted their neighbours, who attempted to intervene and stop Kohinorkhatoon, who resorted to verbally abusing them. Subsequently, the neighbours called the police for help, as reported by the Times of India. Responding swiftly, the police rescued the girl from her mother's assault and rushed her to Rajawadi Hospital for urgent medical treatment. Mumbai Shocker: Man Abuses, Passes Obscene Comments on Woman and Her Minor Daughter After Not Being Served Dosa First At Stall in Kandivali; Arrested.
Kohinorkhatoon was arrested following the intervention, with charges filed against her under sections 115(2), 118(1), and 352 of the BNS for causing hurt and provoking breach of peace. The case has brought attention to the issue of child abuse and safety, with authorities assuring a thorough investigation into the disturbing incident.
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