Mother Denies Kurkure To 8-Year-Old Son, MP Boy Dials 112; His Complaint Call To Police Goes Viral | VIDEO

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a shocking and unusual incident from Madhya Pradesh, an eight-year-old boy from Singrauli’s Chitarwai Kala village turned to the police emergency line for help after allegedly being beaten by his mother and sister over a small request for money.The child reportedly asked his mother for Rs 20 to buy a packet of Kurkure, which led to an argument, during which the mother and sister allegedly tied him up and beat him. Distressed, the boy called 112, India’s police emergency number, to seek immediate help.A video of the call has gone viral on social media, showing the young boy explaining his situation while a police official calmly reassures him, drawing widespread attention and sympathy online.

According to reports from India Today, the call reached police personnel at the Khutar outpost of Kotwali police station. Officer Umesh Vishwakarma responded promptly, speaking to both the boy and his mother. He counselled the mother to refrain from punishing her child physically and even bought a packet of Kurkure for him to ease the situation.Also Read: Air India Plane Crash-Themed Durga Puja Pandal In Bengal Sparks Massive Online Outrage | VIDEOIn another similar story, a four-year-old boy from Wisconsin dialed 911 to complain about his mom eating his ice cream. The little boy, who lives in Mount Pleasant, called the police in hopes of getting his mom arrested. The story took a wholesome turn, leaving everyone smiling and laughing. According to the Associated Press, the boy told the Racine County dispatcher, "My mom is being bad." As the police officer tried to understand the situation, he asked, "Okay, what’s going on?" The boy, determined to get justice, even urged, "Come and get my mommy!"