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Delhi Schoolboy, 11, Dies Allegedly After Being Beaten Up By Classmates

A medical board will be constituted to conduct a post-mortem to ascertain the exact cause of the death.
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NEW DELHI -- An 11-year-old student, who was allegedly roughed up by his classmates on Friday, died at a New Delhi hospital, the police said on Sunday.

Vishal, a class 5th student of a local school in Rohini, died at the Safdarjung Hospital on Saturday night after he was referred there from the Ambedkar Hospital following severe pain in his stomach.

His parents alleged that on Friday their son was allegedly beaten up by his classmates in the school.

He returned home that day but did not mention about the matter to us. Yesterday, he complained of pain in his stomach and informed us about a fight he had with his two-three classmates over a petty issue, following which he was rushed to the hospital, the boy's parents told police.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Rohini) Rishi Pal said there were no external injury marks on the boy's body as per the medical examination.

However, on the request of the father of the deceased, a medical board will be constituted to conduct a post-mortem to ascertain the exact cause of the death, he said.

Vishal was living with his parents and two younger siblings in Rohini.

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