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Principal guilty of corporal punishment: PHRC.

Asia Africa Intelligence Wire

| May 21, 2002 | COPYRIGHT 2003 Financial Times Ltd. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

KOTKAPURA: The inquiry conducted on the directions of Punjab Human Rights Commission (PHRC) found the principal of a private school here guilty of locking up eight students of class 5 in a room for long hours.

The commission had ordered inquiry following a complaint by the parents of the students demanding against the school management for subjecting the students to corporal punishment.

The inquiry was conducted by Mohan Lal, sub-divisional magistrate, Faridkot. The incident took place about a year ago. The principal of Gandhi Memorial Senior Secondary School, Kot Kapura had allegedly locked up eight students of class 5 in a store room of the school for …

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