The Delhi Police have detained two juveniles, who allegedly kidnapped and murdered a nine-year-old boy from Dwarka.
The duo kidnapped Lalit, a Class III student, from Sector-23, Dwarka.
The kid's father runs a hardware shop and has given out shops and cars on rent.
The child was last seen with a youngster, who was known to the family.
"He did not return home. So, I went in search for him. I suspected a boy. He said he was not with him. They did not demand ransom," said the child's father.
Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal met the relatives of the victim.
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"The Juvenile Law should be made strict. We wanted to bring it, but it is pending in the Rajya Sabha. I will talk to the law department to bring it at least in Delhi," Kejriwal told the media here.
"The way two persons kidnapped the nine-year old boy and murdered him is very sad. The juveniles have taken the law very lightly. We will examine as to what the Delhi Government can do regarding this. I will talk to the Police Commissioner to take strict action on it," he added.
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