Jammu Trainer Thrashed Scholar For Spiritual Slogan In Class, Arrested

Jammu Trainer Thrashed Scholar For Spiritual Slogan In Class, Arrested [ad_1]

Jammu:

A instructor of a authorities faculty has been arrested for thrashing a category 10 scholar for writing a spiritual slogan on a classroom board in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir, an official mentioned on Saturday.

In line with police, the principal of the Authorities Greater Secondary College (Bani) can also be accused of bodily assaulting the teenager and is absconding. They mentioned the sufferer scholar is present process therapy at a hospital.

Deputy Commissioner, Kathua, Rakesh Minhas has constituted a three-member committee to probe the incident which sparked protests by college students and fogeys on Saturday.

On August 25, police mentioned a criticism was made by Kuldeep Singh alleging that his son was crushed up by instructor Farooq Ahmad and faculty principal Mohd Hafiz.

A case was registered at Police Station Bani beneath related sections of the Juvenile Justice Act and a workforce headed by the native SHO visited the college premises and arrested the instructor, they mentioned.

"The principal is absconding and a search is happening to arrest him, whereas additional investigation is underway," a senior police officer mentioned.

The committee constituted by the deputy commissioner can have Sub Divisional Justice of the Peace Bani, Deputy Chief Schooling Officer Kathua and Principal Authorities Greater Secondary College Kharote, as its members.

“…the committee members are directed to inquire into the matter and submit the very fact discovering report together with particular feedback and proposals to this workplace inside two days positively as a way to proceed additional within the matter. Furthermore, the committee can also be directed to repair the accountability towards the wrongdoer concerning the incident,” Minhas mentioned in an order.

The protesters alleged that the coed was thrashed by the instructor and the principal for writing a spiritual slogan on the classroom board.

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