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The woman killed the boy by hitting him on the neck with a piece of firewood. She then placed the boy’s body on the bed and covered him with a blanket before screaming for help.

A case of attempted murder and child abandonment has already been filed and several people have reportedly come forward to adopt the baby.

The man was furious that his wife "was neglecting their children" and was too engrossed with her side of the family.

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The accused stabbed the victim "four to five times in his chest" and fled the scene.

Ian Jones, a charity worker from Britain, had been living in India for the past few months.

After the child was dragged away, the grandmother alerted the villagers who in turn informed the forest department. Officials arrived at the scene and faced protests by the villagers who accused them of slow response.

The victim's family demands immediate arrest of the perpetrators.

Police arrived at the home after receiving complaints from the 53-year-old woman’s neighbors that she was throwing garbage outside her window.

The man's wife and three other relatives were arrested in connection with the incident.

The rescue operation involved at least 50 officials from the forest department, the fire and rescue services and the local police.

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