Saharanpur Horror: Viral Video Shows Child Beaten in Uttar Pradesh Madrasa, 2 Maulanas Arrested
A viral video from Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, allegedly shows a 10-year-old boy being beaten inside a madrasa, triggering public outrage. Police have arrested two accused and launched an investigation, saying the video’s authenticity is being verified. The incident has raised concerns about child safety and oversight in educational institutions.
A viral video from Saharanpur district in Uttar Pradesh has triggered widespread concern after it appeared to show a 10-year-old boy being physically assaulted inside a madrasa. The incident is reported to have taken place under the jurisdiction of Gangoh police station, with authorities confirming that two accused Maulanas have been taken into custody.
The video footage, which has circulated widely on social media, allegedly captures multiple instances of the child being beaten with sticks. Police said they initiated action after the video surfaced online and have begun an investigation to verify its authenticity and circumstances. Lucknow Shocker: Man Beaten to Death by In-Laws Over Marriage Grudge, Wife Tied Up and Forced To Watch.
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According to initial reports, the video shows the child being restrained while being repeatedly struck. In one sequence, a man appears to hold the boy’s legs as another hits him. In another, the child is allegedly made to lie face down and beaten, including on the soles of his feet.
A third individual is also seen recording the incident, further intensifying concerns over the nature of the act and those involved. Uttar Pradesh Shocker: Man Beats Daughter’s Boyfriend to Death With Iron Rod, Assaults Her Too After Finding Them in Her Room in Moradabad.
Officials from Uttar Pradesh Police said a case has been registered and an investigation is underway. Two accused, identified in reports as Junaid and Shoaib, have been arrested in connection with the case.
Circle Officer Ashok Sisodia said authorities are examining the viral video and will take appropriate legal action based on verified findings. Police have also urged the public to avoid sharing unverified information.
The incident has sparked anger among local residents and parents, with many calling for strict action against those responsible. The visuals have also raised broader concerns about child safety and oversight in educational and religious institutions. Some residents have questioned whether the case points to wider issues and called for stronger monitoring mechanisms to prevent similar incidents.
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