In a frightening incident, a 16-year-old student was hospitalized after he was allegedly assaulted by four school teachers in the Yamuna Vihar area of Delhi. The police said that the victim’s mother registered a First Information Report (FIR) against the four teachers allegedly involved in the incident.
According to the police, the victim’s mother identified as Kavita revealed that on September 15, her son went to the Delhi Government school in Yamuna Vihar like every other day, when he was brutally beaten by a school teacher for looking out of the window.
The woman also alleged that despite her apologising to his teacher, he was thrown out of the classroom, said police.
“In the fourth period, however, the 16-year-old was summoned by the same teacher again and brutally kicked, punched and elbowed by three other teachers of the school," the woman’s complaint read, as quoted by news agency ANI.
Following this, the four teachers threatened the student with consequences if he complained regarding the incident.
The boy told his mother about the incident and refused to go to school. The boy’s mother said that he was admitted to a hospital after he suffered severe pain and swelling in his chest.
In another incident which took place recently in Delhi, a 19-year-old boy college student was thrashed by a group of fellow students in southeast Delhi's Nehru Nagar after he refused to raise slogans in support of their election campaign.
The victim told the police that he was a BA final-year student at the college in Nehru Nagar. The student said that he was beaten up when he was sitting near a waterpoint, as reported by PTI.
(With Agency Inputs)