Class XI student killed Pradyuman Thakur to get exam postponed?
New Delhi, Nov 8 (IBNS): Hours after a Class XI student was arrested on Wednesday in connection with the murder of Pradyuman Thakur in the premises of the Ryan International School in Gurgaon, new reports surfaced in the media claimed that the accused killed the seven-year-old in order to get school exams postponed.
According to reports, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) told the arrested student's father that his son murdered Pradyuman in order to get school exams postponed.
This is a major twist in the case as a conductor of the school's bus was earlier arrested in connection with the incident.
He allegedly confessed to have committed the crime after failing to sexually abuse the child.
In the latest development, the class XI student was arrested on Tuesday night. He was taken for interrogation.
Pradyuman was found in a pool of blood inside the washroom of the school with his throat slit open.
The case is presently handled by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
After the latest development, Pradyuman's father told media: "I can only say that what happened was because of school’s carelessness. We never thought any student can be involved in this case."
The High Court, however, had asked Ryan International School's founder and Chairman Augustine Pinto, Managing Director Grace and CEO Ryan Pinto not to leave the country and join the probe in the murder case.
The Punjab and Haryana court has granted the Pinto family, who run Ryan International School, an anticipatory bail till December 5.
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