Wednesday, February 11, 2026
ADVT 
India

School Girl Allegedly Ragged, Stripped By Classmates In Rajasthan

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Jul, 2016 12:11 PM
    A student of a private school in Jodhpur was allegedly ragged and stripped by five of her classmates, prompting police to register a case against the accused and the school authorities.
     
    The victim girl, who had recently taken admission in Class XI in the school, was allegedly ragged and stripped by the five students on July 8 inside a bathroom, ACP Swati Sharma said.
     
    "In the absence of a law against ragging in schools, we have decided to register a case against the accused girls and the school administration under POCSO Act," Police Commissioner Ashok Rathore said.
     
    The anti-ragging law applies to college students which is not the case in Jodhpur, he added.
     
    The state Education department has also initiated an inquiry into the matter and asked the District Education Officer to submit a report within two days.
     
    The Secretary of the school said an internal committee has been set up to probe the incident and the accused girls have been suspended.

    MORE India ARTICLES

    Congress Jumps On Kohinoor Bandwagon, Wants Indian Artefacts Abroad Back

    Congress Jumps On Kohinoor Bandwagon, Wants Indian Artefacts Abroad Back
    Amid demands from various quarters to get the Kohinoor diamond back from the British, the Congress on Wednesday said that it was keen on getting Indian artefacts lying abroad to be brought back to the country.

    Congress Jumps On Kohinoor Bandwagon, Wants Indian Artefacts Abroad Back

    Police Horse Shaktimaan Loses Battle With Life

    Police Horse Shaktimaan Loses Battle With Life
    Shaktimaan, an Uttarakhand Police horse that lost a leg in an attack by a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) legislator last month, died on Wednesday, days after it got a prosthetic limb, an official said.

    Police Horse Shaktimaan Loses Battle With Life

    Governments 'Only Beginning' To See Effects Of Mental Health Problems: Justin Trudeau

    Governments 'Only Beginning' To See Effects Of Mental Health Problems: Justin Trudeau
    Canada has yet to feel the full effects of mental-health issues gripping people across the country, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday as he pledged support to lower levels of government in combating the problem.

    Governments 'Only Beginning' To See Effects Of Mental Health Problems: Justin Trudeau

    India Today Is Key Market For Global Net Giants: Morgan Stanley

    India Today Is Key Market For Global Net Giants: Morgan Stanley
    India has emerged as a key market for some of the global Net companies even though it is yet to make the cut to the top league in terms of revenue contributions, says a study by Morgan Stanley.

    India Today Is Key Market For Global Net Giants: Morgan Stanley

    Indian Prisoner Kirpal Singh's Body Reaches India; Family Alleges Foul Play

    Indian Prisoner Kirpal Singh's Body Reaches India; Family Alleges Foul Play
    Alleging foul play in his death, Kirpal's family members said the body bore injury and blood marks.

    Indian Prisoner Kirpal Singh's Body Reaches India; Family Alleges Foul Play

    Sex-Abuse Therapy Program At Alberta Ranch Helping Children: Study

    Sex-Abuse Therapy Program At Alberta Ranch Helping Children: Study
    EDMONTON — A new report says a therapy program at an Alberta ranch has helped child sex-abuse survivors suffering post-traumatic stress disorder and other trauma symptoms.

    Sex-Abuse Therapy Program At Alberta Ranch Helping Children: Study