Archive · 3 Oct 2025
HHRC Investigates School Assault of Haryana Student
Imagine a young student was punished at school in a very mean way because they didn't finish their homework.
The student was tied up and hurt.
The Haryana Human Rights Commission heard about it and is now checking to see what happened.
They want to find out the truth and make sure kids are safe at school.
The Commission is asking the police and school officials for information.
They are also making sure the student and their family are safe.
A Class 2 student was allegedly assaulted at Srijan Public School in Panipat.
The HHRC has taken notice and is investigating the incident.
The student was allegedly hung upside down and beaten by the school driver at the principal's behest.
The HHRC is seeking reports from the police and education department.
The principal allegedly forced students to clean toilets and classrooms as punishment.
- Who
- A Class 2 student, school driver, principal, and the HHRC.
- What
- A student was allegedly assaulted at school.
- When
- Incident occurred in August; HHRC order released October 1.
- Where
- Srijan Public School in Panipat, Haryana.
- Why
- The assault was allegedly for not completing homework.
- Incident
- Class 2 student hung upside down and beaten.
- Location
- Srijan Public School, Panipat, Haryana
- Perpetrators
- School driver and principal (allegedly)
- Commission
- Haryana Human Rights Commission (HHRC)
- Legal Action
- FIR filed under relevant laws.
- HHRC Action
- Seeking reports; reviewing school policies