A deeply disturbing incident from Himachal Pradesh’s Una district has triggered nationwide outrage after a six-year-old girl was allegedly subjected to brutal punishment for plucking a guava from a tree. According to reports, the accused, a retired army personnel, tied the child to a staircase railing with a rope and beat her, leaving her visibly traumatised.

The shocking act came to light after a video of the incident surfaced on social media and quickly went viral. In the footage, the young girl can be seen with her hands bound, struggling to speak, clearly shaken by the ordeal. The visuals have sparked widespread anger, with users calling the act “inhumane” and demanding strict action against the accused. Saharanpur Horror: Viral Video Shows Child Beaten in Uttar Pradesh Madrasa, 2 Maulanas Arrested.

6-Year-Old Tied, Beaten Over Guava Theft (Disturbing Visuals)

Locals have also condemned the incident, expressing concern over the treatment of a minor for such a trivial act. Many questioned how an adult could resort to such extreme punishment against a child, highlighting the urgent need for accountability.

Police have taken cognisance of the matter and initiated an investigation. Authorities are expected to take appropriate legal action based on findings. Meanwhile, the viral clip continues to circulate online, intensifying calls for justice. The man was later caught on video apologising for his actions. Chandigarh Blast Video: Viral Clip Shows Man Throwing Grenade Outside BJP Office in Punjab, Probe Underway.

One social media user wrote, “She looks so traumatised, struggling to even speak. Kids are innocent and don’t deserve this kind of cruelty.” The incident has once again raised serious concerns about child safety and abuse, urging stricter enforcement of laws to protect minors.

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