Ahmedabad: The impudent sisters beat up the miscreant in the middle of the road, he was forcefully handing over the gift while going to school
A video is going viral very fast on social media. After watching this video, you will be surprised for a moment. It can be seen in the viral video that the 17-year-old girl and her 19-year-old sister showed great courage and attacked the miscreant in front of everyone. Both the girls caught hold of the stalker and thrashed him mercilessly in public. The video of the entire incident is now going viral on social media. This incident has come to light from Ahmedabad in Gujarat.
A school girl decides to teach a lesson to a chhapri who used to harass her…
The video is said to be from Ahmedabad! pic.twitter.com/77UNmS7Jq2
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Both the girls brutally killed the young man
A young man used to chase the little girl, so her elder sister also started going to school with him. On their way to school, as expected, the stalker followed them. Eventually, the two brave girls caught hold of the man and beat him to such an extent that he started rolling on the road in pain. As people started recording the video of the incident, he was seen trying to cover his face. The accused has been identified as Vijay Sarkate. The accused had earlier tried to give a gift to the little girl. The girl’s mother’s FIR states that when she refused to accept the gift, he allegedly put it in her bag, kissed her and molested her.
The incident was executed according to the plan
The same other school students and some passers-by helped the two girls who brutally beat Sarkate. After this the girl’s parents called the police control room and lodged a complaint against Sarkate. Angered by the incident, the girl’s mother asked her daughters to be strong and teach her a lesson. He told that as per the plan, the elder daughter joined the younger girl on her way to school. Then a class was put on the circuit. In this regard, the police said that along with molestation and stalking, a case has been registered under the POCSO Act.
