Personal belonging of child found
From Our Correspondent
TURA: Police investigators probing the murder of a seven-year-old child in a satanic ritual inside the 121 Battalion of the BSF in Praharinagar, Tura, have found the spot where the child was sacrificed and also recovered a few personal belongings of the victim.
The last hours of young Krishna Singh are believed to have been spent on the roof an abandoned BSF unit quarters located in the deserted rear end of the campus not far from the site where his lifeless body was found.
The abandoned quarters used to house four family units of the force but were lying abandoned and in need of renovation for the last many months.
The killers reportedly lured the young child to the roof top where he was sedated with some form of drug before the sacrifice began.
From the building top, investigators recovered the sandals of the child and a button of his trouser jeans. The sacrifice ritual is believed to have been conducted at two locations with the first part on the roof and the rest on the nearby bushes where the body was later found.
The manner in which the body was placed on the bushes, 50 meters from the building. clearly indicate that a part of the horrific sacrifice was held there. The young naked body was placed in a peculiar position neatly on top of the jeans.
Shockingly, even though the abandoned building and the place where the body was found is well inside the compound of the BSF there was no security apparatus in place. The area is a deserted place surrounded by thick undergrowth that has apparently not been cleared for months.
The absence of any large scale evidence of blood loss by the child is reportedly because the killers were meticulous in their murder leaving out any rupture of the arteries, medical doctors reveal. A needle like sharp object was used to surgically pierce each of the vital organs of the child from the liver and pancreas to the heart and lungs causing internal bleeding and death.
“It was a professional job by the killers and the complicity of the maulvi (tantrik) has not been ruled out. Someone from within the BSF facilitated the entry of the godman,” pointed out one of the investigating police officers.
There are as many as four BSF battalions located inside the Praharinagar camp, BSF sources say.