A Class 5 student at a government-run school in Madhya Pradesh’s Guna allegedly put urine in a water

A Class 5 student at a government-run school in Madhya Pradesh's Guna allegedly put urine in a water

A Class 5 student at a government-run school in Madhya Pradesh’s Guna allegedly put urine in a water bottle and made two of his female classmates drink it. When the girls objected and reported the matter to the principal, they were allegedly told to eat a ₹ 10 chocolate to get rid of the unpleasant taste, an official said.

Following the incident, authorities ordered an inquiry and issued a notice to the principal, news agency PTI reported. They raised slogans and demanded action against those responsible. The principal was also served a notice. “I have ordered an investigation. This entire mischief was committed by a student in the same class. His parents and the child are being summoned. They also locked the school campus.

Manjusha Khatri, sub-divisional magistrate (SDM) of Aron, said the tehsildar and block education officer (BEO) were sent to the school after officials were informed about the incident. A notice has been issued to the principal,” he said. The incident took place on Monday at the primary school in the Aron development block of Guna district. On Tuesday, the families of the two girls, along with local villagers, gathered at the school and protested. On Tuesday, the families of the two girls and villagers reached the school, raised slogans and demanded strict action against the boys allegedly involved and the principal.