Odisha Govt School Teacher Suspended After Thrashing Students for Not Touching Her Feet
Baripada (Odisha): Authorities said in a statement on Monday, the Odisha Education Department suspended a female teacher after being found guilty of physical punishment at a higher school operated by the state in the Mayurbhanj region.
The incident occurred on Thursday at the Baisinga Police Station at the Khandadeula State Upper Primary School.
Authorities, Assistant Teacher Sukanti Kar, 6, 7 and 8 students 31 students after the morning prayer session did not touch the feet with a bamboo bar beat.
According to the authorities, the students usually respect the teachers by touching their feet immediately after prayers, but on Thursday, the snow came after the session ended.
Uncomfortable, threw the alleged students in the trash, many of them left traces of injury in their hands and backs.
After an investigation of the School Management Committee, while a child was experiencing a break, a girl fell unconsciously and had to be taken to a hospital.
After the incident, Blok Training Officer (Beo) Biplab Snow, Course Center Coordinator Debashish Sahu and members of the School Management Committee asked for the issue and found the teacher guilty.
“The defendant teacher was suspended on Saturday.
The Odisha government has banned physical punishment in all educational institutions since September 2004.
