Malappuram: A Class 5 student allegedly suffered a fracture in her right hand after being struck with a cane by her mathematics teacher at a school in Kalpakanchery. According to the student’s family, the 10-year-old was copying missed class notes after returning to school following illness when the teacher allegedly hit her, accusing her of not paying attention. The family further alleged that the child was sent home without being taken to a hospital despite complaining of severe pain. They later took her to a private hospital, where a fracture was confirmed. A complaint has been filed with the police and Childline, and the school management stated that appropriate action would be taken if the allegations are established. The investigation is ongoing.
Action to Be Taken
Schools should ensure that corporal punishment is strictly prohibited and that any student who sustains an injury receives immediate medical attention. Complaints involving children should be investigated promptly, with appropriate measures taken to ensure their safety and well-being.
📰 Source: Manorama Online (English)
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