Jagran correspondent, Banda. On December 20, while playing gilli-danda in the primary school located in Chhilolar, Kamasin, a student lost her vision after being hit by a stick in her eye. It is alleged that while playing Gilli, the stick which had fallen from the headmaster's hand had hit the student's right eye. The father told that when he questioned the headmaster about the incident, he instead started threatening him.
Based on the father's complaint, the police registered a report against the headmaster on Friday and started investigation. BSA Avyaktram Tiwari has handed over the investigation of the case to BEO Rajesh Kumar. On the other hand, the headmaster says that he does not play gilli-danda and the allegations leveled against him are baseless.
Aarti Devi, 14 year old daughter of Ramdin, resident of Chhilolar village, is a student of class six in the primary school of the same village. According to the allegation made by father Ramdeen, on December 20, headmaster Rakesh Singh, resident of Chhilolar, was playing Gilli Danda in the school grounds. Meanwhile, the stick slipped from his hand and hit his daughter Aarti's right eye.
Ramjanaki Kund returned after treatment in Chitrakoot and when he went to the headmaster to complain, he asked what should I do. They abused him and threatened to kill him. Kamasin police station in-charge Bhaskar Mishra said that a case has been registered. The girl has been sent to a surgeon for medical examination. The section will be increased if serious injuries are revealed in the medical examination. Also, after investigation, action will be taken against the accused.
It has been reported that a girl was hit in the eye by a stick in Chhilolar Primary School. On receiving the complaint of the relative, investigation was handed over to Block Education Officer Kamasin. Schools are closed at this time. If the allegations are found true in the investigation, the headmaster will be suspended. Avyaktram Tiwari, BSA
The children were playing during the interval. Meanwhile, a stick slipped from a child's hand and hit the student's eye. He was not playing gilli danda. He himself has helped in the treatment of the student. The allegations being leveled against him are completely baseless. - Rakesh Singh, Principal