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Rajasthan College Principal Apologises After Student Misbehaviour Protest
Students at a government girls’ college in Jhunjhunu protested against their principal.
They said he pulled a female student’s hair and used bad language.
The protest began after an incident reported to have happened on August 19.
Students wanted an apology and a promise that it would not happen again.
The principal later apologised to the student in writing.
Students said he gave only a verbal promise about future behaviour.
An assistant professor disagreed with the students’ version of events.
Police said the situation was peaceful after the apology, while the allegations remained under investigation.
Manoj Kumar Kulhar apologised in writing after students protested against alleged misbehaviour.
Students accused the Jhunjhunu principal of pulling a female student’s hair and using offensive language.
Protesters demanded an apology and assurances that such conduct would not happen again.
An assistant professor denied misbehaviour, saying Kulhar touched the student as a guardian.
Police said the allegations remained part of an investigation and that the college administration should handle the matter.
- Who
- Principal Manoj Kumar Kulhar, students of Seth Netram Maghraj Tibrewala Government Girls College, and college staff.
- What
- Students protested over allegations that Kulhar pulled a female student’s hair and used offensive language; he later apologised in writing.
- Where
- Seth Netram Maghraj Tibrewala Government Girls College in Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan.
- When
- The alleged incident was reported to have occurred on Wednesday, August 19; the protest and apology followed.
- Why
- Students sought an apology and assurances of a dignified campus environment and no repetition of the alleged behaviour.
Student Allegations
Principal’s Defense
Physical contact
Student Allegations
Protest leader Priya Mitharwal said Kulhar pulled a female student by her hair because she was sitting on a bench and said touching a student was unacceptable.
Principal’s Defense
Assistant professor Shourya Buri denied that the student was pulled by her hair and said the principal merely touched her as a guardian.
Conduct on campus
Student Allegations
Students said the principal used offensive language and demanded an apology and a written assurance that such behaviour would not recur.
Principal’s Defense
Buri said no misbehaviour had taken place and described Kulhar as a person working for the college’s betterment.
Resolution and investigation
Student Allegations
Students acknowledged the written apology but said the principal did not provide the written assurance they wanted.
Principal’s Defense
Police said the issue had been resolved peacefully after the written apology, while noting that the allegations were part of an investigation.
Key facts
- College
- Seth Netram Maghraj Tibrewala Government Girls College
- Location
- Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan
- Student strength
- About 2,000 students
- Principal
- Manoj Kumar Kulhar
- Student claims
- The principal pulled a student by her hair and used offensive language.
- Principal’s response
- He apologised to the student in writing and verbally assured students the behaviour would not be repeated.
- Police position
- The allegations were part of an investigation, and the matter should be handled by the college administration.
Quotes
Priya Mitharwal
Student protest leader and district secretary of the Students' Federation of India
“You cannot touch students. If she has done anything wrong, then action could have been taken according to the college rules and regulations. Touching a female student is "completely unacceptable"”
NDTV
“The issue has been resolved. The situation is peaceful on the college campus after the principal's apology in writing”
NDTV
Sources
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