Archive · 25 Nov 2025
TGHRC Probes Black Magic Rituals in Schools
The Telangana Human Rights Commission is investigating reports of black magic rituals and animal mutilation in three districts.
These incidents, especially one at a school in Jagtial, have scared the community and students.
The commission has asked the district officials to submit reports on what they have done to stop these activities and protect the schools.
The officials have until December 28 to send their reports.
The Telangana Human Rights Commission (TGHRC) initiated a probe into black magic rituals and animal mutilation incidents in Jangaon, Warangal, and Jagtial districts.
The probe was triggered by a news report detailing incidents, including one at a government school in Jagtial, causing fear among residents and students.
The TGHRC emphasized that these acts threaten the safety and mental well-being of schoolchildren.
District collectors and police officials have been ordered to submit comprehensive reports outlining their actions and preventive measures by December 28.
The commission's directives aim to address the recurrence of these incidents and ensure the security of school campuses.
- Who
- Telangana Human Rights Commission (TGHRC) and district officials
- What
- Probe into black magic rituals and animal mutilation incidents
- When
- Following a report on November 24, with a deadline for reports on December 28
- Where
- Jangaon, Warangal, and Jagtial districts in Telangana
- Why
- To address the fear and psychological distress caused by these incidents, especially among schoolchildren
- Commission
- Telangana Human Rights Commission (TGHRC)
- Incident Location
- Government school at Tharoor camp, Jagtial district
- Date of Report
- November 24
- Commission Reference
- HRC No. 7693/2025
- Deadline for Reports
- December 28, 11 am