Investigation Launched into Alleged Student Thrashing at Rajasthan School

An investigation has been initiated against a principal and warden of a Rajasthan government school for allegedly beating students who jumped a wall to attend a fair. The incident was captured in a video that surfaced online, leading to administrative action and student protests.

An investigation has been launched following allegations of physical punishment at a government residential school in Jhalawar, Rajasthan. The principal and warden reportedly thrashed students for leaving the premises without permission.

The incident came to light after a video surfaced showing Principal Rajendra Arya disciplining the students with physical force. As a result, the authorities have initiated administrative action against him and Mukesh Kumar Meena, the warden.

In response, a protest erupted among students demanding disciplinary measures. A three-member committee has been established to examine the incident, as the education department addresses this serious matter involving 243 students.

(With inputs from agencies.)