Delhi teacher booked for beating Class 1 student, causing internal bleeding
Delhi: After legal examination, an offence under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section and the Juvenile Justice Act was found applicable, the police said.
Press Trust of India | February 22, 2025 | 08:42 AM IST
NEW DELHI: A teacher of Nagar Nigam School in Shri Ram Colony of northeast Delhi has been booked for allegedly beating a class 1 student which led to internal bleeding in the ear, police said on Friday. According to them, the incident occurred on February 17 but the matter came to light after a PCR call was made a day later.
The student was taken to JPC Hospital where it was revealed that there was internal bleeding in the ear, the Delhi Police said in a statement. However, no external injuries were found.
The student's mother refused to give a statement, citing her husband's absence as he had travelled to Bihar, police said. Police had kept the matter pending since February 18.
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But after legal examination, an offence under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section and the Juvenile Justice Act was found applicable, the statement said. A case has been registered against the teacher and further investigation is underway, it added.
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