‘No Arrests Yet’: Alwar Family Awaits Justice for Infant’s Death in Police Raid (The Quint)

The police were raiding the Muslim family's house in connection with a cybercrime case, reports Tabeenah Anjum.

Razeeda Meo, 26, grieves inside her house in Alwar where her newborn was recently killed during a police raid. (Photo Courtesy: Tabeenah Anjum)

By Tabeenah Anjum

As the sun sets, casting a warm glow over the rural landscape of Raghunathgarh village in Alwar district of Rajasthan, a low hum descends on the front yard of Imran and Razeeda Meo’s rundown, one-story brick house. A group of locals are sitting together on the ground to break their fast during the holy month of Ramzan. But unlike the usual iftaar feast, the food is modest, and the gathering subdued. They consume small slices of oranges and wash it down with water.

For the past fortnight, the group has been sitting at the exact same spot, staging a sit-in protest, to demand justice for the death of Imran and Razeeda’s one-month-old daughter Alisba.

Alisba was allegedly killed during a police raid at her home on 2 March.

Villagers and neighbours sit in protest outside Imran and Razeeda’s house. (Photo Courtesy: Tabeenah Anjum)

This story was originally published in thequint.com. Read the full story here.

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