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A 12-year-old boy drew public attention by writing down a complaint copy on behalf of his mother at Nelamangala Town police station Monday.
A 12-year-old boy drew public attention by writing down a complaint copy on behalf of his mother at Nelamangala Town police station Monday.
Accepting the complaint made against a neighbour for hurling abuses at his mother, cops registered a non-cognisable report case, summoned the neighbour and took an undertaking from him not to repeat the act.
In his complaint, the boy requested police to direct the man not to harass his mother any more. A govt school student, the boy came to the station with his mother and younger sister after the neighbour, allegedly in an inebriated condition, abused the mother.
Hurt by the abuse, the mother asked the boy to accompany her to the station so that they could lodge a complaint.
Source: The Times of India
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