‘Hum don hain’: Raipur student assaulted at school, video posted online
A video of a student assault at Swami Atmanand School has gone viral online. The victim's family alleged school authorities took no action after the incident. The accused student's mother reportedly created a scene at the police station. Police registered bailable offences against both students involved in the argument. The victim obtained a transfer certificate fearing further harassment.
RAIPUR: A video showing two students allegedly assaulting each other at the state-run Swami Atmanand School in the capital has surfaced on social media, sparking concerns over campus safety and the school's response. The incident allegedly involved the participants bringing outsiders to the scene to attack one of the students. An excerpt from the film Tirangaa was reportedly included in the video, which featured threatening dialogue.
The complainant alleged that the mother of one of the accused tried to protect her son at the police station by creating a scene. Lawyers reportedly supported her during the visit. The victim's family reported the incident to school authorities, but they claim no action was taken in response to their complaint. The victim subsequently sought a transfer certificate from the institution.
The police registered bailable offences against both students, both of whom are in Class IX, under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The video was posted by the student accused of the assault and subsequently removed.
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