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Case against B’pora lecturer for allegedly tearing student’s Hijab

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October 10, 2023
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Case against B’pora lecturer for allegedly tearing student’s Hijab
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Bandipora, Oct 09: A lecturer of government girls school in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district has been booked for allegedly tearing student’s Hijab in the school premises.

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An official told KNO that the girl student in her complaint stated that the lecturer approached her while she was seated in the classroom and forcibly removed and tore her Hijab.

He said that the girl stated that the lecturer had been harassing her and her classmates for a while, but today he crossed the line and forcibly removed her Hijab.

Meanwhile, the student said that she had discussed harassment issue with her parents previously. “On one occasion, when my mother visited the school regarding the matter, the accused lecturer confronted and shouted at her and questioned her presence in the school premises”, she alleged.

The student said that she had repeatedly reported this issue to the school principal and other staff members, but regrettably, no action was ever taken.

A police official said that a case under section 354 IPC and 9/10 POCSO Act has been registered at police station Bandipora and further investigation is on.

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