Boy makes female classmates drink water mixed with urine in MP; principal tells them to ‘eat chocolate’
Guna district magistrate Kishore Kumar Kanyal said the principal told the girls to eat a chocolate if they felt a bad taste in their mouths.
A fifth-grade student at a government school in Madhya Pradesh's Guna district allegedly mixed urine in a water bottle and forced two female classmates to drink it, according to officials. When the girls complained to the principal, they were reportedly told to eat a ₹10 chocolate to get rid of the unpleasant taste, according to news agency PTI.
The incident occurred on Monday at a primary school in Aron development block of Guna district. Following the incident, authorities launched an inquiry and issued a notice to the principal. On Tuesday, the families of the two girls and local villagers protested outside the school, demanding action against the responsible parties.
Guna district magistrate Kishore Kumar Kanyal revealed that the principal allegedly told the girls to eat a chocolate if they experienced a bad taste in their mouth, describing his behavior as inhumane. The tehsildar and block education officer were also sent to the school after officials were informed about the incident. District magistrate Kanyal ordered an inquiry into the matter and summoned the parents of the accused student, who is in the same class as the victims.
The Block Education Officer (BEO) has been instructed to complete the inquiry and submit a report within two days. Further actions will be based on the findings, officials said. Authorities suspect that other male students might have been involved. The families of the two girls and villagers gathered at the school, raised slogans, demanded strict action against the boys and the principal, and even locked the school campus.
Khatri stated that the situation became tense as the protest escalated, leading to the arrival of administrative officials with a large police presence to record statements from the girls, their families, and the accused students.
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