Scandal in Gurukul: Child Abuse Outcry in Rajasthan
In Rajasthan's Barmer district, a gurukul warden allegedly branded young children with a hot iron rod as punishment for bed-wetting. A viral video sparked outrage, leading to the warden’s detention. Authorities are investigating the abuse claims amid demands for strict action and potential closure of the institution.
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An alleged case of child abuse has emerged from a gurukul in Rajasthan's Barmer district, where a warden reportedly used a hot iron rod on children as punishment for bed-wetting.
The incident at the Harpaliya village institution led to public anger once a video showing the children's burns circulated widely, prompting police to detain the accused warden.
Officials, including Deputy SP Jeevanlal Khatri and Block Education Officer Prakash Chand Vishnoi, are now pursuing a thorough investigation into the allegations, with locals demanding stringent action and possibly closing the gurukul.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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