7-year-old files complaint at Hyderabad police station after being stopped from playing outside

A 7-year-old boy in Hyderabad approached the police to file a complaint against two women who had reportedly stopped him from playing in the streets of his neighbourhood.

According to police officials, Ayaz Siddiqui, a resident of the Choori Para area, arrived at the Sakhi Pir police station on his own to lodge a report against the two local women.

The child claimed that the women, identified as Rania and Muni, repeatedly prevented him from playing on the street and would chase him away.

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Police officers at the station received the child's complaint with seriousness and appreciated his confidence in the legal system. They documented his statement and assured him that the matter would be resolved amicably.

While the report has been officially registered, the police clarified that the situation would be handled through dialogue and community understanding rather than legal action, given the nature of the dispute.

The incident has garnered local attention, with many praising the child’s courage and the police’s patient handling of the situation.