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Ajmeet Singh’s Death Highlights Failures in Juvenile Justice

Ajmeet Singh’s Death Highlights Failures in Juvenile Justice

Ajmeet Singh lost both of his parents when he was very young.

His grandmother cared for him until she died when he was thirteen.

Police arrested him when he was 17, but he was placed in a jail for adults.

His family says this exposed him to dangerous criminals and harmed his future.

A court later decided that he should have been treated as a child in the justice system.

Police connected him to several criminal cases, including an attack on a police station.

His family says the accusations were fabricated and that he was used as a scapegoat.

After being released on bail, Singh was shot and killed outside his home.

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