'Gross, dangerous': Twitter users demand action against UP teacher who dangled student upside down
UP: Principal of a school had dangled a Class 2 child upside down from the first floor of the building, punishing him for eating ‘gol gappas’.
Tamanna Tamang | October 30, 2021 | 05:00 PM IST
NEW DELHI: A teacher in Uttar Pradesh’s Mirzapur has been arrested for dangling a Class 2 child upside down from the first floor of the school building. After the video of the incident went viral on social media platforms, twitter users reacted to the incident demanding the teacher to be sacked, and calling the incident 'traumatic' for the child.
A twitter user called the incident traumatic for the child, and tweeted, "That child will carry the trauma for rest of his life."
That child will carry the trauma for rest of his life.
— the dude (@the_shrewd_dude) October 29, 2021
Another twitter user reacting to the incident tweeted, “Imagine the amount of abuse that has been going on unnoticed, unreported until now, in the absence of phone cameras.”
Imagine the amount of abuse that has been going on unnoticed, unreported until now, in the absence of phone cameras.
— دِپتی شرما (@cowbai) October 29, 2021
Criticizing the incident, another user tweeted, “there is so much wrong in one picture, the school parapet/railing height is so less that any child/human can fall from it. second the way nobody is preventing the principal from doing this violence. Third doing this violence in front of all, just hope children could erase this memory.”
there is so much wrong in one picture,the school parapet/railingheight is so less that any child/human can fall from it.second the way no body is preventing the principal from doing this violence.Third doing this violence in front of all,just hope children could erase this memory
— Reu George (@reugeorge) October 29, 2021
Another user called it a reality of our education system, and tweeted, “The student is poor financially. The school authorities make them an example for others. It's a gruesome reality of our education system.”
The student is poor financially.
— mohd jaan (@JaanMohdSofyani) October 29, 2021
The school authorities make them an example for others.
It's a gruesome reality of our education system. @save_children @children @childrensociety
Some users demanded that the principal should be punished for inflicting such an act. A user demanding necessary action against the teacher tweeted, “Principal should be punished severely. Human Right commission to take Necessary action to this incident.”
Principal should punnished severely Human Right commission to take Nessary action to this incident
— Rameshkrishna (@Rameshk20291295) October 30, 2021
Another user demanding action against the teacher tweeted,” Stern actions are warranted against this teacher. It's gross. It's dangerous.”
Stern actions are warrented against this teacher. It's gross. It's dangerous.
— Asif Ali Zaidi (@mullawasti) October 29, 2021
The principal of a school had dangled a class 2 child upside down from the first floor of the building, punishing him for eating ‘gol gappas’ as other children watched in shock, as per the report in PTI.
Following the incident, which occurred on Thursday, an FIR was lodged against Principal Manoj Vishwakarma of the Sadbhavna Shikshan Sansthan Junior High School under Ahraura police station and he was taken into custody. According to the police, the school headmaster inflicted the shocking punishment on the five-year-old child for having 'gol gappas' at a stall outside the school without informing the teacher.
— Mirzapur Police (@mirzapurpolice) October 29, 2021
Also Read | #reopenDU: Students protest seeking reopening of colleges continues
The child’s father Ranjit Yadav subsequently lodged a complaint with the police following which an FIR was lodged on Thursday night. The incident was also investigated by the district basic shiksha adhikari and on the basis of his report, an FIR was registered against the school headmaster. The FIR was registered against the teacher under relevant sections of the Juvenile Justice Act and Indian Penal Code.
Follow us for the latest education news on colleges and universities, admission, courses, exams, research, education policies, study abroad and more..
To get in touch, write to us at news@careers360.com.
Next Story
]Featured News
]- Delhi University to allow students to complete a semester at a foreign university
- Delhi University’s 4-year degree students may have option to complete PG in 1 year
- Interest in MDI Gurgaon’s EMBA growing, attracts learners from across professions
- NTA Overhaul: 1,000 secure exam centres, biometrics to prevent fraud, question paper changes, suggests panel
- What changes in NEET UG? Experts’ panel suggests multi-stage exam, security overhaul, simpler process to NTA
- Use KVs, JNVs as NEET, JEE Main exam centres: High Level Committee on NTA
- Maharashtra cluster universities may now comprise only self-financed colleges; government tables Bill
- National Testing Agency exam count dropped by over 50% in 2024; lowest in 5 years
- NIOS Exams: Over 35,000 cheating cases reported since 2022, education ministry tells Lok Sabha
- South Asian University plans more online degrees, course, to start arts, management faculties