Teacher held for corporal punishment
TNN | Oct 31, 2018, 06:14 IST
Picture used for representational purpose onlyHYDERABAD: A nine-year-old boy of class three was beaten up allegedly by his teacher at Ibrahimpatnam on Tuesday for not doing his homework. The teacher was arrested.
The boy was identified as M Akhil, student of Angelist High School, and a resident of Ibrahimpatnam.
Akhil’s class teacher, A Shankar, gave a homework on Monday. However, the boy failed to finish it. “He was beaten up with a wooden scale. We will produce Shanker before the court on Wednesday,” said Ibrahimpatnam SI Mohan.
Akhil was initially taken to Ibrahimpatnam Government Hospital, and later shifted to a private hospital. A case has been registered.
The boy was identified as M Akhil, student of Angelist High School, and a resident of Ibrahimpatnam.
Akhil’s class teacher, A Shankar, gave a homework on Monday. However, the boy failed to finish it. “He was beaten up with a wooden scale. We will produce Shanker before the court on Wednesday,” said Ibrahimpatnam SI Mohan.
Akhil was initially taken to Ibrahimpatnam Government Hospital, and later shifted to a private hospital. A case has been registered.
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