A case of communal tension has been reported in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, after a girl student alleged that urine was mixed in her water bottle by classmates belonging to a particular community. The incident took place on Friday at a government school in Luhariya village.
The girl, a class 8 student, said that she had brought her own water bottle to school, but when she opened it to drink, she found that it was filled with urine. She immediately informed her teacher, who then informed the school principal.
The principal, in turn, informed the police. A case has been registered against the accused students under Section 295A (deliberate and malicious acts, intended to outrage religious feelings) of the Indian Penal Code.
The incident has caused a lot of anger in the village, and there have been reports of communal tension. The police have been deployed in the area to prevent any further trouble.
The local MLA, Rajendra Rathore, has condemned the incident and demanded that the accused students be arrested and punished. He has also called for a peace meeting in the village.
The incident has highlighted the problem of communal tension in Rajasthan. In recent years, there have been a number of incidents of communal violence in the state. The government needs to take steps to address this problem and ensure that such incidents do not happen again.
Here are some of the reactions to the incident:
- The Rajasthan Chief Minister, Ashok Gehlot, has condemned the incident and said that the guilty will be punished.
- The State Human Rights Commission has also taken suo motu cognizance of the incident and has asked the police to submit a report.
- The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights has also issued a notice to the Rajasthan government, asking for a detailed report on the incident.
The incident has once again brought to light the need for better security and safety measures in schools. Schools should have strict measures in place to prevent such incidents from happening. They should also have a mechanism in place to deal with cases of communal tension.