2 weeks ago
Students protest, beat teacher over alleged misbehaviour in Nalgonda
At a girls' college in Devarakonda, there is a teacher who teaches Telugu.
The students said this teacher behaved badly with the girl students.
They were very upset about it.
So the students and their unions decided to protest.
They sat down in front of the college and shouted slogans against him.
The protest became very heated.
Some students then attacked the teacher and beat him.
The police came to the college to bring everyone under control.
They promised that the authorities would take action.
Now everyone is waiting to see what will happen.
Students of Government Junior College for Girls in Devarakonda, Nalgonda district, staged a protest against the Telugu teacher.
The teacher was accused of alleged misbehaviour with female students.
Student unions along with girl students held a sit-in protest in front of the college and raised slogans against the teacher.
According to police, girl students and union leaders attacked and beat the teacher.
Police reached the scene to control the crowd and assured that authorities will take necessary action.
- Who
- Girl students and student unions of Government Junior College for Girls, Devarakonda, along with police.
- What
- Students protested and staged a sit-in against a Telugu teacher accused of misbehaving with female students, and the teacher was attacked and beaten by students.
- Where
- Government Junior College for Girls, Devarakonda, Nalgonda district.
- When
- Tuesday (exact date not specified in the article).
- Why
- The teacher was accused of alleged misbehaviour with female students.
Key facts
- Institution
- Government Junior College for Girls, Devarakonda
- Location
- Devarakonda, Nalgonda district
- Allegation
- Telugu teacher misbehaved with female students
- Protest
- Sit-in protest and slogans by girl students and student unions
- Violence
- Teacher attacked and beaten by girl students and union leaders
- Police response
- Reached the scene, controlled the crowd, assured action
- Day of protest
- Tuesday










