Rajasthan: Govt school teacher thrashes Dalit student for drinking from his camper
Press Trust of India | September 10, 2023 | 07:30 AM IST | 1 min read
The boy's family members have lodged a complaint against the teacher at the local police station.
NEW DELHI: A Dalit student of a government school in Rajasthan's Bharatpur was allegedly assaulted by a teacher for drinking from his water camper, police said on Saturday.
When the boy's family members learnt about Friday's incident, they reached the school and protested against the teacher, identified as Ganga Ram Gurjar.
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The student claimed that he drank from the camper as there was no water in the tank. The boy's family members have lodged a complaint against the teacher at the local police station. SHO Sunil Kumar said the matter is being investigated.
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