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B'luru: Govt school students forced to clean toilet; headmistress arrested

04:37 PM Dec 23, 2023 | Team Udayavani |

Bengaluru: The headmistress of a government school in Bengaluru was arrested for allegedly making Class 6 students to clean toilets by using acid.

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Upon coming to know of this incident, the student’s parents staged a protest before the Andrahalli Government Model Higher Primary school.

The headmistress Laxmidevamma was arrested based on a complaint lodged by Block Education Officer (BEO) Anjinappa in Byadarahalli police station.

Lakshmidevamma was suspended by the Department of Education after the incident came to light on Friday.

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The Leader of the Opposition, R. Ashoka visited the school and lashed out at the Congress government over the development.

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In a similar incident reported from Kolar students were asked to clean the septic tank in the premises of the school.

With IANS inputs

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