Guwahati: The police have registered the Suo Motu case in an incident where a female teacher was made to kneel with a group of students protesting students in front of them in Tinsukia Assam Regulation on Monday, on charges of “restrainment, defamation, and criminals.
Intimidation “.
Police District Supervisors Debojit Deori told Tii, “We have taken the Suo Moto case in the incident against the defendant because the teacher did not submit FIR.
The District Judge had ordered an investigation into this case.” He said, “The incident had two parts.
We did not investigate the problem School fees where students have protested.
Our investigation will discuss the final part of the incident where the teacher was made to kneel in public.
“He said the Deputy of the Commissioner of the Commissioner had taken the issue of school fees.
Meanwhile, Biraj Das, officers responsible for the Philobari police station, said the allegations under the Information Technology Act had also been slapped in this case.
The incident occurred on Monday when the teacher went to talk to students protest against their demands.
This protest was led by Wing Tinsukia from the Union of Assam Student (Body Assam Influential Students) and Asom Jatyatabadi Yuva Chatra Parishad (AJYCP).
Video Incident became a viral in Burhagohain’s social social media, Vice President Tinsukia Aasu, along with several other students “behave badly” with the teacher and made him kneel in public.
The incident video became a viral on social media, which triggered a massive reaction throughout the state.
People express revenge on the leader of the Aasu involved in such a “bad behavior” with the teacher.
Sankor Jyoti recently, Secretary General Aasu, said the organization had expelled because Burhagohain for his actions with the direct effect.
He said, “Aasu does not believe and tolerate this kind of behavior by a union member it.
“Meanwhile, some of the students who protested on Friday went to the residence of the teacher and expand” their unconditional apology “.
Assam: Teacher ‘the power of’ students’ to kneel, the police started the probe
