In recent years, more kids are being hurt by bullying, harassment, assault, and stealing. Some kids do bad things to fit in or be popular, making other kids feel left out and hurt. Social media makes it worse, letting bullies hide and say mean things online. Kids who don't have much money or stable homes are at even more risk. Schools and communities need to do more to help kids feel safe and supported. We need to make sure all kids have what they need to be happy and safe at school.
Following are some recent incidents of crimes against school childern:
A student in Delhi was brutally assaulted and sexually harassed by classmates, resulting in severe internal injuries. The incident occurred on March 18 when the boy was lured away from class and subjected to physical and sexual abuse. His mother described the horrific ordeal, emphasizing the urgent need for justice. Doctors have confirmed extensive organ damage, requiring another surgery in three months.
A school van driver in Uttar Pradesh was arrested for allegedly molesting a Class 1 girl. The girl reported the incident to her school teacher, who advised her not to tell her parents. However, upon reaching home, she informed her family, leading to the driver's arrest. The family's complaint stated that the driver, Kamran, made the girl sit in the front seat of the van and touched her inappropriately. An FIR has been filed against him under relevant laws.
A 14-year-old boy in Delhi was brutally assaulted by his classmate, who inserted a wooden stick in his private parts. The incident occurred on April 2 at a private school in East Delhi. The accused has been detained and produced in the Juvenile Justice Board. The victim's family suspects more students might have been involved in the assault. The case is registered under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act.
To prevent crimes against school children, schools and communities must prioritize creating safe and supportive environments. Addressing issues like bullying, harassment, assault, and theft requires proactive measures. Encouraging inclusivity and discouraging behaviors that harm others is crucial. Schools should implement robust anti-bullying policies, provide counseling services, and promote positive social interactions. Educating students on empathy, respect, and the impact of their actions is essential. Additionally, monitoring and addressing online bullying through social media platforms is vital. Ensuring that all children, especially those vulnerable due to economic or family circumstances, feel valued and protected is key to fostering a safe school environment.
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