In Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, a case of a child studying in class II being beaten mercilessly by a teacher has come to light. It is alleged that the student had seen the teacher watching an obscene film on the mobile, due to which the teacher got angry and beat the child mercilessly. The child’s father has complained about this to the police station. On the basis of the complaint, the police have taken the accused teacher into custody and started questioning.

This case pertains to the second class of Divine Light Public School of Poonch police station area of ​​the district. The student’s father told that his son had gone to school. School teacher Kuldeep Yadav was watching an obscene film on his mobile in the class, seeing which the children started talking and laughing among themselves in the class. Angered by this, teacher Kuldeep Yadav started beating his son mercilessly. He told that the student’s head was hit against the wall by holding his hair and abusive language was used. The student has suffered serious injuries due to the fight. The student came home and informed his family about the incident, after which the child’s father took him to the police station.

Student’s ear pain due to beating

The student’s father told that his son was beaten very brutally. She told that the accused teacher Kuldeep Yadav grabbed her hair and hit her against the wall, due to which she was having pain in her ears. He was also beaten with sticks. He told that I was working in the fields, when I came home in the evening, I took the child to the police station.

Accused teacher in police custody

In this case, the police have registered a case against the accused teacher on the basis of the complaint. After this, the accused teacher has been taken into custody and interrogation has been started.

Superintendent of Police Rural Gopinath Soni said that a case of assault in the school has come to notice in Poonch police station, in which an 8 year old child was beaten up by his class teacher. In this matter, a complaint has been received from the family, on the basis of which a case has been registered.