Gujarat: Action Against  Teacher For Beating Up 10 Students

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Gujarat: Action Against  Teacher For Beating Up 10 Students

| Updated: January 9, 2023 15:20

In Gujarat, a government school teacher has been suspended here for allegedly beating ten tribal students after they reported late. Valsad District Primary Education Officer B.D. Baraiya suspended Khadki village primary school chief teacher Somraginiben Manat after a complaint that she beat 10 tribal students for reaching school late on Friday.

Baraiya said, “An inquiry report has confirmed that chief teacher Somraginiben had beaten 10 tribal students of Khadki primary school. The students had to undergo treatment at the primary health center. Based on the report, she is put under suspension, a departmental inquiry will be conducted against her.”

According to the complaint filed with the Dharampur police station by the parents, “on Friday 10 students living at the Sarvodaya Ashram Shala and studying at the primary school of Khadki village, had reached late for morning prayers, so the chief teacher got angry and beat them with a stick, till the stick broke.”

Police invoked a section of the Indian Penal Code for voluntarily hurting, and a section of the Juvenile Justice Act for a person having actual control or charge of child abuse or assault the child. J.J. Dabhi, Police Sub Inspector  had arrested the teacher on Saturday and produced her before the First Class Judicial Magistrate Court, which granted her bail, said the police station officer.

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