4-yr-old boy dies in accidental firing in Mandya
The deceased is identified as Abhijeet, a child of migrant labourers from West Bengal.
Salar News

Mandya, 17 FEB
A four-year-old
boy has died and his mother sustained severe injuries after a 15-year-old boy
accidently fired a loaded gun while he was playing with the firearm at
Nagamangala taluk of this district, police said on Monday.
The deceased is
identified as Abhijeet, a child of migrant labourers from West Bengal, they
said.
The incident
occurred around 5.45 pm on Sunday, in a poultry farm where the family has been
employed, police said.
The 15-year-old
boy came to the small house in the poultry farm and noticed the Single Barrel
Breech Loading (SBBL) firearm hanging on the wall. He took the weapon and
started playing with it and accidently the boy discharged the weapon, hitting
the four-year-old child in the abdomen and injuring his 30-year-old mother on
her leg. According to police, Lipika and her husband Shashank, who are migrant
labourers from West Bengal working at a poultry farm belong to Congress leader
Narasimhamurthy of the village from several years.
The injured were
immediately taken to a hospital where the four-year-old boy succumbed to his
injuries due to excessive blood loss. His mother is stated to be out of danger
and undergoing treatment, a senior police officer said.
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