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  • School drops off child late, parents approach rights body

    School drops off child late, parents approach rights body

    Parents of a class 5 girl, studying at a private school in the city, have filed a complaint with the state child rights body against the school for dropping her home late.

    In a complaint they raised against Chrysalis High with the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (KSCPCR), they described the ordeal they went through for an hour as they lost communication about their daughter’s whereabouts.

    “She was supposed to be dropped back home around 3.20 pm on Thursday, but she had not reached home. We were waiting at the drop point since 3 pm,” the parent said in the complaint. “There was no communication from the school about the delay. Finally, around 4.40 pm, they dropped her off.”

    Speaking to DH, the parents said they later learnt from their daughter that the school staff asked her to get off the bus on the other side of the road, but she refused. Wanting to punish her for not following their orders, the staff on the bus made her wait until they dropped off all the other children.

    “The place where they asked her to alight was opposite to where we stay. Since it is wide and has a divider in the middle, it would not be possible for her to cross the road,” the child’s father explained.

    Transport was cancelled

    When they brought the issue before the school authorities, the parents alleged that they sent an email informing them that transportation had been cancelled for their daughter.

    School’s version 

    When contacted, the school’s spokesperson insisted that they did not do any wrong. “Safety of the children is our first priority,” said the spokesperson. “Since the parents refused to cross the road and pick up their child, our attender accompanied the child and dropped her on the other side.”

    “The parents insisted that we should drop the child from where we picked her up. This would inconvenience the other students onboard. We have not done anything wrong from our side,” the school said.

    The parents have filed a complaint against the school with the Hennur police.

  • Woman sentenced to life imprisonment, had killed the child by hitting her on the bed

    Woman sentenced to life imprisonment, had killed the child by hitting her on the bed

    Rajnandgaon. The woman who killed a four-year-old girl living in the neighborhood by hitting her head on the bed has been sentenced to life imprisonment by the court. The incident took place on February 8, 2019, in Bhanpuri village adjacent to the city. Within 15 days of the incident, the Lalbagh police had arrested the accused woman. 4-year-old Dimple Nirmalkar, a resident of Bhanpuri, suddenly went missing on February 8. After the complaint, the police, family members and villagers started searching for Dimple.

    Dimple’s dead body was found in a bag in Parrinala area. When the police started investigating, Dimple’s locket was found in the house of 25-year-old Aarti Sahu, who lives in her neighborhood. The police interrogated Aarti in custody. In which he accepted the murder of Dimple. Accused woman Aarti had told the police that Dimple and her daughter used to play together, during which Dimple used to make her cry. Enraged by this, she took Dimple to her room and killed her by banging her head on the wooden bed. After the arrest of Aarti, the hearing of the case was going on in the Additional Sessions Judge Fast Track Court, after completion of the hearing, the court sentenced the accused Aarti to life imprisonment. Public prosecutor Aditya Prakash Srivastava pleaded the case.

  • Cruelty to the girl child in the godown, civil line police arrested 2 accused

    Cruelty to the girl child in the godown, civil line police arrested 2 accused

    Korba. An incident which shames humanity has come to the fore. An innocent girl of seven years was brutalised. Acting on the complaint of the girl’s family members, the police have arrested both the accused of incest. After interrogating both the accused, the police is engaged in further action. The incident is of the Civil Line Police Station area of Korba district. The girl’s family lives here in a rented house. According to information, on April 20, two youths living in the locality together made a 7-year-old girl a victim of their lust.

    The girl’s mother told that both the accused youths carried out the incident of incest by taking the girl inside a godown on the pretext of chocolates. When the girl reached home crying, when asked the reason from the relatives, she told about the incident that happened to her. As soon as the relatives came to know about the incident with the innocent girl, they lodged a complaint with the police. Police has registered a case against the accused and started investigation. Seeing the seriousness of the matter, the in-charge of the Civil Line Police Station immediately raided and arrested both the accused Shivkumar and Harinath.

  • 63.58 grams of Chitta caught from a young man and woman in Santoshgarh; Both are residents of Nangal, the child was also with them

    63.58 grams of Chitta caught from a young man and woman in Santoshgarh; Both are residents of Nangal, the child was also with them

    Una. The Anti-Narcotics Task Force has recovered a huge amount of heroin from the possession of a young man and a young woman riding a bike while earning another major success during the ongoing action against drugs. Registering a case against Ruplal, resident of Golni, Nangal tehsil of Ropar district of Punjab, and 27-year-old Nangal resident Nisha’s wife Pradeep Kumar, who was on a bike with him, has started investigating the matter.

    The accused had kept a small child with them on the bike so that the police did not doubt the accused. The quantity of heroin seized has been found to be 63.58 grams. According to the information received, the team formed under the leadership of Additional SP Kulbhushan Verma of Anti-Narcotics Task Force had blockaded near Indra Palace of Santoshgarh.

    Meanwhile, a young man, a young woman and a small child riding on bike number PB 74C 0676 were seen coming towards that team. Police stopped the bike riders and started questioning. Meanwhile, an envelope was found hidden near the speed meter of the bike, which was checked and heroin was found in it. The police immediately arrested the accused and registered a case against them, while the minor child was handed over to his maternal grandfather, who lives under Ropar district of Punjab. Additional SP Sanjeev Bhatia said that the police have registered a case in connection with the incident and started investigating the matter and further action is being implemented.