UP: 6-year-old son of Doctor kidnapped, body found in teacher's house
Lucknow: A 6-year-old child, who is the son of a doctor has been allegedly kidnapped and later killed in Deoria by the grandson of the child's tuition teacher.
The child was reportedly kidnapped when he went for his tuition classes and his body was later recovered on Thursday morning from the toilet in the teacher's house. The police arrested the accused and are currently questioning him to know the truth about the entire incident, reports the Daily Pioneer.
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As per reports, the doctor identified as Dr Gorakh Yadav is a resident of Harkhauli village of Lar area in Deoria. He does private practice and runs a medical store at the crossroads. The child who was killed has been identified as Sanskar Yadav, one of the doctor's four children.
The incident took place when Sanskar went to the teacher's house in the village on Wednesday evening for his tuition classes. However, the family members became upset and began looking for him when he didn't return after a while. Sanskar's sister had also gone to the teacher's house to enquire about their brother. However, the teacher said that Sanskar did not come for tuition that day.
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