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Crime
Father kills 2-year-old son, injures 3-year-old in Banswara village dispute
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 05:15 PM
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A father in Juni Timbi village, Banswara, Rajasthan, fatally struck his two‑year‑old son during a domestic quarrel, while his three‑year‑old brother sustained injuries.
A domestic confrontation in Juni Timbi, a village in Banswara district of Rajasthan, turned deadly when a father violently assaulted his two children. The father threw his two‑year‑old son onto the ground, causing injuries that led to the child's death. The younger sibling, a three‑year‑old boy, was also struck and suffered non‑fatal injuries.
Police arrived at the scene after neighbors reported the incident and have taken the father into custody. Medical officials confirmed the death of the two‑year‑old and recorded the injuries of the older child, who is receiving treatment at a local hospital.
Investigators are treating the case as a homicide stemming from a domestic dispute. The authorities have launched a probe into the motives behind the assault and are examining any prior history of family violence.
The incident has sparked concern among local residents, who fear a rise in domestic violence cases in rural areas. Community leaders have called for increased awareness and support services for families facing similar conflicts.
Police arrived at the scene after neighbors reported the incident and have taken the father into custody. Medical officials confirmed the death of the two‑year‑old and recorded the injuries of the older child, who is receiving treatment at a local hospital.
Investigators are treating the case as a homicide stemming from a domestic dispute. The authorities have launched a probe into the motives behind the assault and are examining any prior history of family violence.
The incident has sparked concern among local residents, who fear a rise in domestic violence cases in rural areas. Community leaders have called for increased awareness and support services for families facing similar conflicts.