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Rajasthan Shocker: 15-Day-Old Baby Found With Mouth Filled With Stones, Sealed With Glue

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A15-day-old infant was found abandoned in a forest with his mouth sealed. He was rescued by a cattle grazer, and is now under treatment in Bijolia.

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In a heart-wrenching incident reported from Rajasthan’s Bhilwara district, a 15-day-old infant was found abandoned in a forest with his mouth and thighs sealed with adhesive.

As per the police, the perpetrators stuffed stones in the child’s mouth and sealed his lips with adhesive to muffle cries. Despite attempts of brutally killing the child, the boy survived and was found by a cattle grazer near the Sita Ka Kund temple in Mandalgarh.

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He was writhing near a heap of stones with a stone forced into his mouth and sealed with adhesive, police said.

The cattle grazer alerted others, who removed the stone and rushed the baby to a government hospital in Bijolia. Doctors said the infant bore adhesive marks on the mouth and thigh.

“The baby is about 15 to 20 days old and is under treatment,” the police told PTI.

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