KOLKATA: An elderly lady was beaten significantly through her daughter-in-law over a trivial mistake - plucking flowers with out her permission. The complete incident was captured through a neighbour on his cell phone. Neither the victim, who was too outdated to visit police officers, nor the neighbour registered a grievance with the police.
The subject got here to mild when an respectable of Bansdroni police station, Sgt Subhra Chakraborty, noticed the video - made through the girl's neighbour - on the social media. Within a few hours, the video had were given general 5,03,000 views, 8,300 likes and 25,000 stocks.
Police swung into motion after Chakraborty brought the incident to the awareness of his officer-in-charge. Rantu Sengupta, from whose account the video was uploaded, did not reveal where of incidence of the crime, regardless of being assured through the police to stay his identity safe.
The lady who beat her up was her daughter-in-law Swapna Paul(40), spouse of Ranjit Paul.
Police were given details of Sengupta from his Facebook account and reached his house. After an extended counselling, he revealed that he received the video from a health care provider in Bholar Bazar area of Canning.
When police officers contacted the physician, he stated a clinical consultant of Kolkata sent him the video. "The incident happened at Panchanantala, Garia," the physician instructed police officers. Despite a number of efforts, police could not succeed in the clinical consultant. Finally, they drove via Panchanantala area with the footage of the victim and the accused.
The victim was known as Jashoda Paul (75), spouse of past due Santosh Paul of Boral Uttarpara. The lady who beat her up was her daughter-in-law Swapna Paul(40), spouse of Ranjit Paul. Cops stated Jashoda Paul is a patient of amnesia. Swapna Paul used to reside in Jasoda's house.
The grandsons of Jashoda, who were inside of the house, were more than likely snoozing when the incident came about.
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The subject got here to mild when an respectable of Bansdroni police station, Sgt Subhra Chakraborty, noticed the video - made through the girl's neighbour - on the social media. Within a few hours, the video had were given general 5,03,000 views, 8,300 likes and 25,000 stocks.
Police swung into motion after Chakraborty brought the incident to the awareness of his officer-in-charge. Rantu Sengupta, from whose account the video was uploaded, did not reveal where of incidence of the crime, regardless of being assured through the police to stay his identity safe.
The lady who beat her up was her daughter-in-law Swapna Paul(40), spouse of Ranjit Paul.
Police were given details of Sengupta from his Facebook account and reached his house. After an extended counselling, he revealed that he received the video from a health care provider in Bholar Bazar area of Canning.
When police officers contacted the physician, he stated a clinical consultant of Kolkata sent him the video. "The incident happened at Panchanantala, Garia," the physician instructed police officers. Despite a number of efforts, police could not succeed in the clinical consultant. Finally, they drove via Panchanantala area with the footage of the victim and the accused.
The victim was known as Jashoda Paul (75), spouse of past due Santosh Paul of Boral Uttarpara. The lady who beat her up was her daughter-in-law Swapna Paul(40), spouse of Ranjit Paul. Cops stated Jashoda Paul is a patient of amnesia. Swapna Paul used to reside in Jasoda's house.
The grandsons of Jashoda, who were inside of the house, were more than likely snoozing when the incident came about.
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Woman beats mother-in-law for plucking flowers
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