One day in , Amardeep ventured out and decided that instead of playing with the other children, he would instead search out a new victim. Walking the streets, he entered the village primary school. In India, some of the primary schools offer a form of respite to parents and on this occasion, Chunchun Devi had decided to leave her sleeping child Khushboo there so she could go home and complete some house chores.
Amardeep had entered the establishment and although he had no reason to be there, nobody raised any eyebrows because he was only 8 years old. As he looked down on the sleeping baby, he decided in that moment to take her from the school and travel to a nearby field. Again, many of the babies were sleeping and so those working at the school had no real reason to keep guard. Amardeep then carried the sleeping baby in his arms until he reached some grass outside of the village.
Here he laid the baby down and began smashing her face with a discarded brick he found nearby. Due to the isolation of the field, nobody was there to hear the terrifying screams of the tiny baby.
When Amardeep realised the baby girl was dead, he collected grass and leaves and covered the body. After this, he returned home as if nothing had happened. Filled with fear, his family began searching every area surrounding the school. One relative searched the waste grassland and in horror stumbled upon the limp and dead body of Khushboo. They held the baby in their arms and walked to the nearby police station.
Some reports claim that Amardeep had taken the little girl from the hands of her mother — which would explain how they knew so quickly it was Amardeep.
Other reports claim that Amardeep was quite well known in the community and had been seen with the baby — but again, because of his age little was revealed as to how they knew it was him.
With this said, in my opinion, the second theory seems more plausible. As the police walked through the town, many individuals began explaining how they were wary of Amardeep after he had killed his sister and cousin. The police were baffled — nobody had ever reported that Amardeep had killed his family members and so they immediately rushed to question those close to Amardeep — starting with his family.
The family reported that their children had died and that they did potentially know that Amardeep was somehow responsible but because he was family, they did not feel obliged to report this to the police. Quickly, Amardeep was taken into questioning and immediately after he confessed that he had killed the little girl and did not hold back on the amount of detail — offering an in depth and graphic explanation of how he had killed the baby. I took her a little away and killed her with a stone and buried her.
Soon after this, it was easy for the police to gain a confession from Amardeep about the death of his sister and cousin. While Amardeep was being questioned, his mother highlighted that Amardeep did not know right from wrong and this was why he had killed but police were adamant that this little boy knew exactly what he was doing and decided to directly ask him. At this question, Amardeep simply smiled and instead asked if he could have a biscuit.
Amardeep, overall, was not afraid to speak openly about what he had done and even smiled as he pointed to the place in which he had killed his third victim.
The police decided that they had enough evidence and the confession and so they charged the 8 year old with murder on three charges. After this, it was decided that the young boy needed to be examined by psychologists. One doctor highlighted that he believed Amardeep was suffering from Conduct Disorder. Another revealed, that Amardeep was a sadist who found pleasure in injuring others.
By the end of the case, Amardeep would be diagnosed officially with conduct disorder. According to the Indian law, Amardeep could not be convicted and it was concluded that he was too young to be punished but that he did need some form of treatment before being left to roam the streets.
As a result, the court had no other option but to imprison Amardeep for three years at a psychiatric facility. Whether you want to start the process or enforce an existing order, we can help! See the Payments Option page or click below to pay. More Information More information about Make a Payment.
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