AGRA: A seven-year-old little one was allegedly overwhelmed and subjected to cruelty by his instructor at a non-public college within the Lodha police station space of Aligarh after reportedly forgetting his college bag, police stated on Wednesday.
The kid returned house crying and recounted the incident to his mom, main the household to file a criticism with the police, who began investigating the case on Monday.
Dilip Kumar, a resident of Bharat Nagla village within the Lodha police station space, stated that his son, James, is a UKG scholar at a non-public college close to Khereshwar Dham temple.
On the day of the incident, Dilip was out of city, and the kid’s mom was unwell, so the kid’s grandfather dropped him off in school.
The household alleged that the kid had forgotten his college bag at house, prompting the instructor to beat him mercilessly. “The instructor beat him severely,” Dilip stated.
“They eliminated his garments and footwear, gave him electrical shocks and subjected him to excessive cruelty.” Traumatised, the kid returned house in tears through the college break and advised his mom in regards to the ordeal.
The kid’s household instantly went to the varsity to protest and knowledgeable the police in regards to the incident. Following the criticism, Lodha police station in-charge Rajveer Singh Parmar and his workforce arrived on the college and commenced their investigation.
“Now we have began questioning the varsity workers and directors,” DSP Ranjan Sharma stated. “A case shall be registered primarily based on the written criticism.”
The principal of the varsity denied the accusations, saying, “The complaints of the kid being subjected to electrical shock are flawed. We’re prepared to indicate CCTV footage. The allegations are unsubstantiated.”
