A team of doctors, including psychologists, are keeping a check on to see his behavioural changes
The 15-year-old boy, who was arrested for killing his mother and sisterat their Greater Noida residence, seems to be enjoying his time at the juvenile home. A team of doctors, including psychologists, are keeping a check on to see his behavioural changes.
Speaking to DNA, the boy's counselor, Smita Pandey, revealed that the boy is unemotional and doesn't have seem to be guilty for killing his mother and sister.
"He is a rarest of the rare case as kids come to the juvenile home with heads down and having guilt. But this boy is unstable and emotionless as he looks right into the eyes and talks. He admits to have killed his mother and sister but says that killing the mother does not make any difference in his life while as he misses his sister. He also says that he is most attached to his uncle's son and he likes it here," revealed Pandey.
She further added that initially the boy was quiet and didn't speak much but now he is enjoying his time as he has made a lot of friends inside the house.
"The boy always expresses fascination for branded stuff as his mother never brought him suck clothes. And as he was never good in studies, he always wanted such an environment where he does not have to study at all. He also feels superior than the other kids as he is fluent in English. The boy is also insomniac as it is observed that he has a habit of being awake at night," Pandey added.
The boy is psychosexual also, as recently one of the inmates at the home had complained of sexual abuse against him." There is an inmate named Aarav to whom the juveniles call Aarav Bhai. This boy said that Aarav reminded him of his childhood best friend but recently Aarav complained about him that he talks dirty things to him because of which his room was also changed," Pandey stated.
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