A video is doing rounds on the internet wherein teachers at a play school can be seen hitting and mistreating toddlers. The video has been captured on CCTV camera and teachers can be seen throwing and pushing the kids around the class.

The viral video is widely circulated and is said to be from a play school at Swami Vivekanand Road in Kandivali West, Mumbai.

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Two teachers booked for mistreating 25 toddlers

Reports said an FIR has been registered against two teachers seen in the video for allegedly mistreating, hitting, and slapping 25 toddlers. A police complaint was filed by the father of a 2-year-old who notices severe behavioural changes including being afraid of noise and being aggressive.

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A police officer said parents complained to the school management on March 27 following which the management looked into the matter and checked the CCTV footage. The officer said the management was shocked to see the teachers mistreating the kids and approached the police.

As per the complainant Kaushal Dinesh Zaveri, he enrolled his son in the preschool in October last year and the school kept the kids for two hours every day. Zaveri said there were 25 children admitted to the play school in two batches.

Based on the CCTV footage, teachers have been booked under section 23 of the Juvenile Justice Act 2000 (punishment of cruelty to a juvenile or child).

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The charred bodies of a woman and her two minor sons were recovered by the police from a forest in Ranchi district of Jharkhand, following which the deceased woman’s husband was detained for questioning, officials said on Thursday.

According to the police, the badly charred bodies of the three victims were found in Bagda forest under Thakurgoan Police Station area in Ranchi district on Wednesday morning and its being ascertained if the woman and her kids died due to burns or were killed before being set afire.’

A senior police officer said that prima facie it seems that the victims were murdered elsewhere and then dumped in the forest where the killer torched their bodies in a bid to destroy evidence, adding that no blood stains or struggle marks were found on the scene.

Deputy Superintendent of Police, Khalari, Animesh Naithani said a forensic team has collected samples from the spot and the bodies of three victims have been sent for post-mortem examination to ascertain the exact cause of death.

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The officer said the deceased woman’s husband, who has been detained for questioning, told the police that on April 3, his wife left the couple’s home along with their two minor sons for her paternal house at Balumath in Jharkhand’s Latehar district and they have been missing since then.

The man said he had also lodged a missing persons complaint at the Basal Police Station.

The officer further said that during initial questioning it was revealed that there were frequent disputes between the husband and the wife and the deceased had an argument with her husband before she left home that day along with her kids.

He said that the husband is being interrogated and a case under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), has been registered in to the incident and further investigation is underway, adding that more details are awaited.

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A courageous Delhi Police constable overpowered and detained a gun-wielding murder accused in Nihar Vihar area of the national capital and the entire incident was caught on video which has since gone viral on social media platforms.

Officials on Tuesday said that Head constable Manoj overpowered and apprehended two men accused of robbery and murder while they were trying to escape and even as of them tried to back him off by pointing a gun at the cop and threatening to shoot him with a country-made pistol.

The braveheart cop’s daring act was captured on camera by an onlooker who posted the video on social media.

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The clip which was also shared by the Delhi Police shows, Head constable Manoj armed with his service pistol as he approaches the two motorcycle-borne accused. One of the accused manages to escape while the other flaunts a gun at him and attempts to shoot the cop.

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However, the unfazed policeman heads towards the man, grabs a hold of him and thrashes him as locals gather and join in beating up the gun-wielding accused.

In a statement, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer) Harendra Singh said that on Tuesday, Constables Manoj and Devender were patrolling the area and at around 9:50 pm, reached Macchi Chowk in Nilothi where they saw the two accused riding a motorcycle.

The officer said that on seeing policemen, the culprits tried to flee but their vehicle tumbled on the road and Constable Devender nabbed the driver, but the pillion started running in a bid to flee. However, Constable Manoj gave chase and managed to overpower and apprehend him.

The senior officer said that the two accused, identified as 26-year-old Dhyan Singh and 21-year-old Navneet were nabbed by the two policemen and a country-made pistol was recovered from their possession.

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