In a disturbing incident in Karnataka's Bengaluru, a man was caught on camera kicking a child. The viral clip shows the accused kicking a five-year-old boy as the child plays near his grandmother's house. A CCTV footage of the incident has also gone viral on social media. The incident occurred on Sunday, December 14. The viral clip shows the man kicking the child with force, thereby leaving the child injured. He is then seen fleeing the spot. It is reported that the incident took place in the Thyagarajanagar area, with the child being identified as Neiv Jain. After the child’s mother, Deepika Jain, filed a complaint, the police arrested the accused, identified as Ranjan. The accused was later released on bail. Multiple videos surfaced online show the accused assaulting several children in the area, including girls. Bengaluru: Auto Rickshaw Driver Holds Baby While Driving Through Traffic, Heartwarming Video Goes Viral.

Man Caught on Camera Assaulting Children in Bengaluru

Man Kicks Minor Boy Playing on Road in Karnataka's Bengaluru

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