An angry teacher throws duster at a student, breaking his front teeth partially
An angry teacher throws duster at a student, breaking his front teeth partially
A class IV student of Balwin Boys High School had his front teeth partially broken when the class teacher hurled a wooden duster at him for smiling in the class.
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Mohammed Ayman (9) was later taken to a dentist who advised a root canal treatment after an X-ray. He has been given few days off from the school for treatment.
Ayman's father, Mohammed Irfan, has filed a complaint with the Ashok Nagar police station.
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| Mohammed Ayman is a class IV student of Balwin Boys High School. |
Irfan said that though the incident happened at around 9.30 am, the teacher, Irene Shah, informed the parents only at around 10.30 am.
"She called my wife and asked her to come for counseling as Ayman was giving her trouble.
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My wife went to the school at around 2.30 and found him lying on the last bench with his a swollen face. She asked Shah what had happened, but failed to get a convincing reply.
She immediately went to the principal and complained. Shah apologised and said that she was ready to pay for the medical expenses.
"We had even taken Shah's advice about conducting private tuitions for Ayman.
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She used to charge Rs 250 per hour. We used to give her Rs 50 for conveyance everyday and she didn't even bother to inform us before hitting him," a distraught Irfan said.
The Ashok Nagar police have taken up the case against Shah.
Baldwin school's principal Dinakar Wilson termed the incident as 'unfortunate' and said that he had suspended Irene Shah and initiated an inquiry as per the rules.
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"I was told that it was an accident and the duster slipped from Shah and hit Ayman," he said.
The principal added, "I have instructed the staffu00a0 that beating student amounts to corporal punishment as per the law."
When asked whether his school allowed private tuitions, he replied in the negative and said that they are not allowed.
"We did not know until we received a complaint from Ayman's parents. We will hold an inquiry and will take appropriate action," he assured.
Shah could not be contacted even after repeated attempts.
