The teacher, in a fit of rage, had attacked a student of Class 5 with scissors and flung her from the first floor of the school building.The attack took place during the craft class.
Bengaluru: A 10-year-old died in Karnataka today after his teacher beat him and pushed him off the first-floor balcony of the government-run school.
The police said Muthappa Hadagali, teacher at Adarsh Primary School at Hagli village in the northern part of the state, beat the boy with a shovel. Bharat was a student of Class 4.
,”The reason is not clear now…prima facie it looks like some family issues among them”.Shivprakash Devaraju, a senior police officer of Gadak district, told the press.
Muthappa had even thrashed Bharat’s mother, Geetha Barker, who is also a teacher at the school. Geetha Barker and another teacher, Nangangouda Patil, got assaulted when they tried to shield, reported news agency Press Trust of India, quoting the local police. They are receiving treatment at a local hospital, PTI reported.
Muthappa Hadagali, a contract employee of the school, is currently missing. A similar incident was reported from a school in the national capital last week.
The teacher, in a fit of rage, had attacked a student of Class 5 with scissors and flung her from the first floor of the school building.The attack took place during the craft class.
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The police said the teacher apparently locked herself inside a classroom with students and “violently” threw water bottle. Then she picked up the girl, cut her hair and tossed her from the balcony. Another teacher tried to stop Geeta Deshwal from flinging down the student, but failed.
The child, who was rushed to the hospital, is stable, doctors have said. She has fractured her cheekbone and is unable to eat or drink. She also bruised her head and leg in the fall.
The school in question is run by the civic body of Delhi. The teacher has been apprehended and is facing charges of attempt to murder.
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