Viral Video: A disturbing video from Uttarakhand went viral, showing a horrifying incident where a shopkeeper beats up a small child who is being suspected of stealing. In the video, a group of onlookers watch the man viciously beat the child with a stick while remaining motionless and doing nothing to stop him. The brutality shown in the video angered netizens, with many calling for the shopkeeper to face harsh consequences.
Shopkeeper’s Violent Assault on Alleged Thief Sparks Outrage
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A user named Sachin Gupta published the disturbing video on social media site X with the remark, “Uttarakhand: A boy was brutally beaten in Rudrapur on suspicion of theft.” Arrest the violent shopkeeper. “If given the opportunity, he would have killed the boy.” The video soon gained traction, with many people outraged by the shopkeeper’s disproportionate use of force.
Viral Video Leaves Viewers Disturbed
In the footage, a young boy is shown being struck by a stick in the middle of the road while pleading for assistance and wailing in agony. The onlookers don’t seem to be affected by his desperate pleas. The shopkeeper attacked the kid for a while before the person recording the video steps in to stop it. He gets out of his car, confronts the shopkeeper, and tells him to call the police.
It is evident from the video that the child has several injuries and is in serious pain. Outraged viewers took to the internet to offer their condolences for the child and to urge for legal action against the shopkeeper after seeing the video. Since it was uploaded on August 4, thousands of people have watched this video.
Netizens Demand Justice
Social media users reacted angrily to the incident, calling for the shopkeeper to be held responsible for his actions. Many people are alarmed by the brutality shown in the video, and others are even questioning society’s morality for letting such crimes happen in broad day light.
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