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It s gallows for three child killers in Shimla

Wednesday - September 5, 2018 3:20 pm , Category : INDIA
Shimla Sep 5 (IANS) It s gallows for the three persons who kidnapped and killed four-year-old Yug Gupta their neighbour after enticing him with a chocolate some four years ago.
Shimla District and Sessions Judge Virender Singh on Wednesday pronounced the verdict awarding capital punishment to all the three convicts -- Chander Sharma Tajender and Vikrant -- for murdering the child after failing to get ransom.
The victim s parents and grandmother were in tears when the sentence was pronounced.
The court had declared them killers on August 6.
Yug s skeletal remains were recovered from a municipal water supply tank in August 2016 two years after he was reported missing. The child had been tortured starved and forced to consume liquor before he was thrown into the tank.
The police had charged three youths who were the victim s neighbours with murder. They had been in police custody since their arrest in August 2016.
A chargesheet filed by the Himachal Pardesh police s Crime Investigation Department (CID) on October 25 2017 said the child had been missing from his residence since June 14 2014.
The accused kept on demanding the ransom even after killing the child said the CID. On June 27 2016 the family received a ransom letter demanding Rs 3.6 crore. This was followed by three more ransom letters.
An angry crowd had thrashed the two accused Chander Sharma and Tajinder Singh in August 2017 at the district court complex when they were taken there for a court hearing.
The state capital had witnessed demonstrations and candle light marches after the crime.

--IANS vg/in/sed