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Delhi Man Throws Infant Daughter Into Yamuna After Stopping for Selfie on Bridge

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A man named Rinku and his wife Lakshmi were travelling by motorcycle with their infant daughter toward Agra city. The couple stopped on a bridge over the Yamuna river, ostensibly to take a selfie with their child. Rinku then threw the infant into the river below. The incident has been reported by NDTV, and authorities are investigating the case. The motive behind the shocking act remains under scrutiny.

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