Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Ahmedabad School Reopens After Stabbing, Emphasizes Security
A school in Ahmedabad reopened for some students after a student was stabbed.
Before the incident, the school closed.
Now, classes for the older students are back, but with extra security to keep everyone safe.
There are more guards, cameras, and rules about who can enter.
Not everyone came back on the first day, maybe because they were still worried.
Parents are happy their kids are back in school to study for exams.
The school is also planning some special classes.
The government is keeping a close eye on things to make sure everything is okay.
Offline classes resumed for Classes 10 and 12 after a student was stabbed.
The school implemented heightened security measures, including increased security and CCTV.
Attendance on the first day was approximately 20% due to the incident and recent holidays.
Parents expressed relief and satisfaction with the security arrangements.
The District Education Officer (DEO) will decide on resuming offline classes for other grades after a week.
- Who
- Class 10 and 12 students, parents, school staff, and education officials
- What
- Reopening of the school and resumption of offline classes for Class 10 and 12 students after a stabbing incident
- When
- Offline classes resumed on Friday, following a stabbing on August 20th
- Where
- A school in the Khokhra area of Ahmedabad
- Why
- To continue education and provide a safe learning environment after the incident.
Safety and Security
Fairness and Incident Impact
Impact on Students
Safety and Security
Ensure the safety and security of all students.
Fairness and Incident Impact
Some feel that the security and safety standards should be applied for all schools.
School Impact
Safety and Security
Some faculty feel the school is unfairly targeted.
Fairness and Incident Impact
The tragic incident has affected the school and the department is ensuring safety for students.
- Incident
- Stabbing of a Class 10 student
- School Reopening
- Offline classes resumed after 43 days for Classes 10 & 12
- Attendance on Day 1
- Approximately 20%
- Security Measures
- Increased security with guards, CCTV, and controlled access
- Student Enrollment
- Approximately 10,800 students
- LCs Issued
- Around 500 students took LCs after the incident