Crime Boy detained for raping, killing his five-year-old cousin sister


A minor boy raped and bludgeoned to death his five-year-old cousin sister in Chhattisgarh’s Jashpur district on July 24, PTI reported on Monday. The accused admitted to his crime.

The incident took place when the girl accompanied the accused to a forest near their village under Bagicha Police Station area, to graze livestock. The girl did not return home, following which her relatives began to search for her and informed the police.

The boy told the police that he raped her and then killed her by smashing her head with a stone. He then threw her body in a waterfall nearby, and returned home. The police have detained the boy, and recovered the child’s body. The police, however, did not mention the boy’s age.'

“We’ve arrested her cousin brother who during interrogation revealed that he took the girl to the forest area, raped her and later murdered her,” the policeman in charge of the Bagicha outpost told ANI. “The probe is on.”
The boy has been detained and booked under sections of the Indian Penal Code relating to rape and murder, and under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, a police officer said.

On June 24, the police in Bemetara district of Chhattisgarh booked two people, including a minor, for allegedly setting a 14-year-old girl on fire after a failed rape attempt, the Hindustan Times reported. The girl, who sustained 95% burn injuries, died at a government hospital.
 
I'm assuming he's a teen, but damn...either he had really decadent parents or he's just born evil.

One thing that confuses me, I never heard of the term "cousin sister".
 
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For anyone wondering about the "cousin sister" and "cousin brother" thing: in Sikh culture (and possibly Hindu as well), there's very little solid delineation between a cousin and a sibling. For the most part the same words are used with maybe slight differences depending on whether the relationship is patrilineal or matrilineal. To an outsider it's a fucking mess but I gather they're so used to huge families that simplifying things is the name of the game.
 
>cousin sister
That's one tangled family tree.
Pretty normal in that part of the world.

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For anyone wondering about the "cousin sister" and "cousin brother" thing: in Sikh culture (and possibly Hindu as well), there's very little solid delineation between a cousin and a sibling. For the most part the same words are used with maybe slight differences depending on whether the relationship is patrilineal or matrilineal. To an outsider it's a fucking mess but I gather they're so used to huge families that simplifying things is the name of the game.
I just automatically assumed they were inbred results of a brother-sister pairing, which honestly wouldn't surprise me.
 
I just automatically assumed they were inbred results of a brother-sister pairing, which honestly wouldn't surprise me.
Well, if you call everyone your cousin it sort of glosses over these issues. Come to think of it, the natives I grew up around all called each other "cousin" and there was some definite inbreeding going on around there. Maybe it's something that flows naturally out of language in places where there's no diving in the gene pool.
 
Churchill was right about India, it is the only colony that should have stayed under british rule, they clearly cant behave even slightly civilized.

Yeah, bad shit happens everywhere, but the sheer brutality and frequency when it comes to sexual assault in India frightens me to the core.
 
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