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Ryan School Murder Case | Should Underage Be A Defence For Heinous Crimes? | The Urban Debate

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October 17, 2022

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In this episode of The Urban Debate with Shreya Dhoundial, we will deliberate on the judgment of the Juvenile Justice Board concerning the murder of a seven-year-old at Ryan International School in 2017. In a remarkable decision, the board has stated that the accused will be tried as an adult. The accused was reportedly 16 years of age when he carried out the crime after which the victim’s family had been demanding his trial as an adult. The trial is all set to begin on October 31. Speaking on the same, lawyer Abha Singh said, “When a person can commit such a heinous offense, why should he/she be protected under juvenile law.”

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