I hope this tiny baby grows up to do great things and enjoys her life in a loving enviroment where she will know love.

Killing baby girls is common practice in Indian.It just goes to show how people can be brainwashed to accepting things are are against their natural instinct.I hope someone will adopt the little mite.

should just bury the country!!!

its so disturbing to read things like this! i couldn't imagine what goes on in peoples head for them to think that actions like this are ok!

If sickening to read a story like this especially when there are couples all over the world trying to have children but for reasons medical they can't. Extremely sad and I hope they are punished extremely.

"According to NDTV, police were informed Radhika was being buried on the advice of a “godman” or spiritual guru, who said the act would protect the rest of the family’s children from serious illnesses in the future."

Mind boggling how, in this day and age, this type of ignorance and superstition can still be so prevalent in some areas of the world. So many terrible things done simply because people refuse to learn about the world around them and cling to ridiculous beliefs.
That's saying quite a bit, yes, and there's a huge discussion to be had... but there are plenty of things out there that are NOT a mystery any more. Illnesses and how they are spread, for example.

BACKWARD people what can you say!

Child sacrifice does happen in India although it is more common is some African countries like Uganda. There are villages in Africa where children are killed for all sorts of superstitious reasons such as teeth coming through in the wrong order or witch doctors not having given permission for a couple to start a family. http://omochild.org/

Also, infanticide of female babies or their termination in pregnancy is even more widespread in India and China, (& most likely other countries as well). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1QuMQxKagQ

It's possible this baby girl was the victim of either of the above. Officially these practices are usually against the law, even in those countries but unless more effort is made to enforce the law nothing will change. More publicity is needed to embarrass those countries into taking more action to protect the rights of children. Not just to prevent murders but to prevent other breaches of their rights. For example the forced marriage of underage girls. Some as young as 8 to 11 years old are forced to marry much older men, which surely amounts to paedophilia. http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2011/06/child-brides/gorney-text

If they are found guilty then bury them alive--------in cement.