Mumbai's Shame: Woman Caught on Camera Brutally Beating Children with Belt in Parsi Colony
A disturbing video showing a woman mercilessly beating her children with a belt has surfaced, prompting a former Bombay High Court judge to demand action from the Mumbai Police and rights commissions.
MumbaiChild AbuseParsi ColonyBombay High CourtHuman RightsReal Estate MumbaiJul 02, 2024
The incident reportedly took place at Nirlon Parsi Panchayat Complex in Goregaon (East). The video, recorded by the husband of the woman, shows her mercilessly beating the children with a belt, leaving them visibly scared and pleading for mercy. The husband's inaction during the incident has also raised questions. The police have taken note of the incident and have visited the family, according to sources. Police Commissioner Vivek Phansalkar has asked the DCP concerned to take necessary action.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who reported the incident to the authorities?
Former Bombay High Court judge Shahrukh Kathawala reported the incident to the Mumbai Police, State Human Rights Commission, and the State Child Rights Commission.
Where did the incident take place?
The incident took place at Nirlon Parsi Panchayat Complex in Goregaon (East), Mumbai.
What is the reaction of the police to the incident?
The police have taken note of the incident and have visited the family, according to sources. Police Commissioner Vivek Phansalkar has asked the DCP concerned to take necessary action.
Who recorded the disturbing video?
The husband of the woman recorded the disturbing video.
What is the reaction of netizens to the incident?
Netizens are outraged and are demanding action against the woman seen thrashing the kids with a belt in the video.
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