HAZARIBAGH NEWS: Child dies from defeating the teacher, the Supreme Court has given notice to CS and SP - child dies from teachers who defeated the Supreme Court notice to CS and SP

Updated: Di, 07 Oct 2025 12:08 am (IST) The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) took a lot of note of the media report related to the death of a five -year -old child for allegedly beaten by a teacher at a residential school in Hazaribagh. Notice to CS and SP in the case of the death of a child by beating the teacher. State Bureau, Ranchi. The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) took note of the media report related to the death of a five -year -old child for allegedly beaten by a teacher at a residential school in Hazaribagh. Remove the advertisement, read only the news, the commission issued a notice to the general secretary and the Superintendent of Hazaribagh police and sought a detailed report of the case within two weeks. The brother of the deceased child claims that his brother was beaten by the teacher because he refused to eat food. Brother is also a student of the same school. The commission said that if the content of the media report is correct, it becomes a serious matter of human rights violations. The Supreme Court sought a reply from the state government, a department bank of Chief Justice Tarlok Singh Chauhan of the Jharkhand High Court, and Justice Rajesh Shankar on Monday, sought answers from the state government and took automatic notice of two reports published in newspapers. The news was published in the media about the worse situation of the Hostel of Ranchi’s District School (CM School of Excellence). In which it is said that hundreds of children live in this residence. But it is very pathetic from the building to the toilet here. The principal wrote a letter for recovery, but no steps have been taken yet. At the same time, the second news from the East Singhbhum district, where the news was prominently published in all the newspapers with the photo of the woman on the shoulder after he did not get an ambulance. The court sought answers in this case, which made the Department of Health a defendant. The court asked the government in both cases what steps are being taken so far.