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Case Registered After Alleged Paper Cutter Attack at South Point

Case Registered After Alleged Paper Cutter Attack at South Point
Case registered over attack in class at South Point School - Telegraph India · telegraphindia.com

Two 15-year-old students had an argument in a classroom at South Point High School.

The disagreement reportedly began after one student’s textbook was torn.

Police said the other student then used a paper cutter to attack him.

The injured student suffered cuts on his neck, face, and fingers.

School staff gave him first aid and took him to Ruby General Hospital.

Doctors repaired injuries to his muscles and tendons.

Reports differed on his immediate care: the hospital called his condition stable, while his father said he remained in intensive care for observation.

Police registered a case and informed child-protection authorities because both students are minors.

Key facts

Students’ ages
Both students are 15.
Reported injuries
A deep cut extended from the neck toward the face, with injuries to several fingers of the left hand.
Alleged weapon
Police identified the sharp object as a paper cutter.
Medical treatment
Ruby General Hospital repaired muscle and tendon injuries.
Reported condition
A hospital official said the student was stable; his father said he remained in intensive care for observation.
Legal action
Police registered a case based on the injured boy’s mother’s complaint and informed the Juvenile Justice Board and Child Welfare Committee.
School response
The accused student was counselled by school psychologists and taken home by his father.

Quotes

Father of the injured student

The father of the student injured in the classroom attack

“He is recovering but is still in the intensive care unit. Doctors have said they will observe him before shifting him to a general bed. We have lodged a complaint with the police as much as the law permits us to do.”
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“We are also awaiting the course of action the investigating agency takes in the matter and shall review the situation next week.”
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