18-year-old Indian stabbed in Singapore for protecting his brother
Baldwin Luigi Singh, a nursing student, said he wanted to protect his younger brother from the bully who had threatened to beat up his brother.
But the suspect, detained by police along with another of his mate being suspect, has accused Singh of hitting his younger brother. Singh denied the allegation.
Singh's
13-year-old
brother
has
not
been
named
for
being
a
minor.
Police
have
confirmed
the
incident.
Singh's
and
the
suspect's
younger
brothers
first
got
into
a
fight
two
years
ago
over
a
football
game,
according
to
The
Straits
Times.
Suspect has been detained by the police for further investigation
The
youngsters
feud
worsened
this
year
when
both
entered
the
same
school.
Singh's
younger
brother
alleges
that
the
suspect's
younger
brother
and
friends
had
"hit
my
head
and
pulled
my
turban
twice
in
January".
Things
went
downhill
last
Friday
when
Singh
decided
to
go
with
a
classmate
to
meet
the
suspects
at
a
playground.
Singh
claims
the
suspect
walked
towards
him
with
a
knife
hidden
in
a
plastic
bag
and
stabbed
him
in
the
chest.
Singh,
his
brother
and
friend
ran
away
from
the
scene.
He
went
to
a
family
clinic
and
sought
medical
help
while
waiting
for
an
ambulance.
Police have established this case as voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons. Further investigations are on.
PTI