Bone test on boys arrested for abetting Mulund girl's suicide

The Mulund police have conducted a bone ossification test on two teenaged boys who were arrested on charges of abetting Saturday's suicide of a 15-year-old girl. The girl committed suicide by jumping off a highrise. The two teenaged boys were arrested along with another friend of theirs.

The bone ossification test was conducted to verify the ages of the two accused boys. Mulund police station's senior police inspector, Rajaram Vhanmane, said "From the various documents we have got, there are discrepancies in the age of one of the accused. Even the magistrate (who heard their case) also noted the point, hence we decided to get the test done on both the accused to ascertain their proper age."

The police investigation has revealed that one of the accused used to stalk the girl, and the other two teenagers aided him. The parents of the girl have told the police that the was not keen on having a relationship with one of the accused who stalked her. The harassment might have led her to take her own life, her parents told the police.