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Was Ayush Shukla killed and dismembered by his Muslim friends? Victim’s mother makes shocking allegations; police give a different account: Here’s what we know so far

A 13-year-old Hindu boy, Ayush Shukla, was found dead in Noida days after he went missing after reportedly leaving home for a birthday party. His mother has alleged that Muslim boys lured him away, brutally murdered and dismembered him, while the police have disputed key aspects of the claims and said a minor has been detained as the investigation continues.

A chilling incident came to light in Sector 20 of Noida, Uttar Pradesh, where a 13-year-old Hindu boy was brutally murdered, and his body was dumped in a bag. The Noida Police reportedly found the victim, Ayush Shukla’s, mutilated and semi-decomposed body stuffed in a bag in a park in Sector-54 on the night of 21st August. Three minor accused have reportedly been detained by the police in connection with the incident.

Ayush went missing after he went to attend a birthday party

Ayush, who studied at Kendriya Vidyalaya in Sector 24, went missing on 17th August (some reports mention 16th August), when he left home to attend a birthday party. When Ayush did not return, his mother, Yogmaya, went to the police station and informed the police that her son did not return. The victim’s mother said that she paid multiple visits to the Sector-12/22 police post and the Sector-24 and Sector-20 police stations, but the police refused to register a missing person’s report, citing jurisdiction issues.

As per reports, two days after Ayush’s body was found by the police, it was sent for post-mortem. The police showed a photograph of the body to the victim’s family on Monday night (24th August). The next morning, the victim’s family visited the mortuary where Ayush’s body was kept and identified it through his belt and a kalawa tied around his wrist.

What Ayush’s mother said

Ayush’s mother, Yogmaya, works at the Bhangel Community Health Centre (CHC) on a contractual basis. She lives in a rented house in Sector 20 with her children, while her husband lives in Lucknow. Ayush was the only son among her three children.

According to Yogmaya, some Muslim boys named Asad, Asrad, Asrad’s friend, and another took Ayush with them, saying that there was a birthday party. She said that the Muslim boys took Ayush to their place, where they brutally stabbed him to death, chopped his body into pieces and dumped it in a drain. She said that Ayush’s hands and legs have not been found. She has refused to cremate her son until her killers are killed in an encounter.

“I will perform my only son’s last rites only when his killers are killed in an encounter. They stabbed him repeatedly. His hands and legs have not even been found. Despite recovering the body, police did not inform us,” the mother reportedly said.

The incident has triggered outrage in the entire neighbourhood, as Ayush’s family and neighbours are demanding stringent action against the killers.

Police issues statement, says accused and victims belong to the same community

While Ayush’s mother said that some Muslim boys killed her son, the police issued a clarification in the matter.

Additional DCP Manisha Singh stated that a case was registered immediately upon receiving the family’s complaint on 25th August. She added that a minor has been taken into police custody in connection with the case, while a search for the other accused is underway.

Addl DCP Singh further said that no visible external injuries were found on Ayush’s body during the post-mortem examination. Viscera samples have been preserved to determine the exact cause of death.

The incident has refreshed the painful memories of a similar incident that happened in the Khoda area of Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh in May. A 17-year-old Hindu boy, Surya Chauhan, was stabbed to death by his Muslim friends after being invited to a Bakrid gathering.

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