Amidst the corona infection, the police presented the juvenile before the juvenile justice board's chief judicial magistrate Manvendra Mishra on charges of theft. When speaking to the child, he came to know that he had a mentally weak widow mother and younger brother in his house. Those who have not received food for several days due to the lockdown, so he committed theft. When Mishra heard from the child that he had stolen food to save his mother and brother from hunger, he became emotional and freed him from the charge of theft and asked the administration to provide him ration and clothes immediately.

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Magistrate Mishra, on this matter, on April 17, understood the boy's helplessness to the officers, freeing him from charge and providing all possible help and support for housing, ration etc. under government schemes to his family. He also directed police to submit progress report.

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The minor lives with his mother and brother in a small palatial house (kutchi hut) in Khatolna Bigha village under Islampur police station in Nalanda district. Sources in Islampur police arrested the minor with the help of CCTV in the incident of snatching a woman's purse in the local market.

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