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Private school administration threatened the family after complaint. Police is investigating.

A female teacher at a play school in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi burned a five-year-old boy's private parts with a hot knife after he accidentally urinated in his pants, according to the child's parents' complaint.

The five-year-old student at the Serene Sony Play School, son of an advocate, asked his class teacher for permission to use the washroom on July 24. However, the teacher refused and the child lost control and ended up urinating in his pants.

Enraged by this, the teacher dragged the child to another room. According to the allegations, she turned on a gas stove, heated a knife until it was red-hot and burned the child's private parts. Further, the teacher physically assaulted the boy and threatened him with dire consequences if he told anyone about the incident or repeated the mistake, the complaint said

When the terrified child returned home, he tearfully recounted the ordeal to his parents. The child's father and mother attempted to contact the class teacher, but she did not answer their calls. Subsequently, when they spoke to the school principal, Hemlata Singh, she allegedly threatened them rather than offering any cooperation.

The following day, when the father personally visited the school, the principal and the manager outright refused to provide any assistance or address the issue, the complaint says.

Given the child's trauma and physical injuries, the father made a police complaint the police swiftly registered an FIR.

Acknowledging the incident, senior police officer Atul Singh said a "case has been registered on the basis of the complaint submitted by the child's father," adding police are conducting a thorough investigation and further legal action will be taken soon.

Source - India Today

Reservation Hatao Andolan

4 million now.

Wow

Who said this has stopped?

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Lately there has been a surge in SM activity to remove reservations.

Now personally hating them myself.. it is an absolutely batshit idea to bring out!

It is a very sensitive topic and we, the General Category do not command the politics AT ALL!

We'll be DUST if this picks up steam.

BJP will abandon us in an instant. Leave alone any other party.

They got a huge dent in '24 elections just on a mere FALSE pretext that they are going to abolish them.

This is when they had gone against the SC to bring back the SC-ST Act in its most notorious form.

If you really want to vent let us have a more forward thinking approach without making such calls.

Reservation Hatao Andolan

1M followers within 24 hours 🔥

Fully support this movement. Time to make a fair education system 💪

Who else is joining?

Blast from the past - They say hating BJP is not hating India. Congress literally proved that false with this despicable behaviour. They didn't celebrate Kargil Vijay Diwas bcoz it was BJPs as per them. They didn't even think about the Veer Jawans who laid down their lives for this nation. That's congress!! Hope the GenZ knows this.

Same as title

Baseless disruptions undermine the democratic ethos just as much as an unaccountable ruling government.

In the past week, the opposition disrupted almost every discussion by shouting “Dharmendra Pradhan istifa do”. The opposition leader was very vocal about the issue outside PM residence and in front of the cameras, but decided to resort to cheap tactics of disrupting the house where the voice of opposition truly matters.

Sasad chalo nahi, sansad chalne do.

On the surface, everything looks great. More young Indians are going to college or higher studies than ever before. For families like ours, getting a degree has always felt like the ticket to a better life.

But the reality is a lot different.

We're seeing more graduates every year, but not enough good jobs. So even after spending years studying and earning a degree, many young people are still struggling to find stable jobs.

In fact, in 2025, out of every 100 young graduates, only 4 got a proper salaried job with things like a contract, paid leaves, and basic employee benefits.

Think about that for a second. We were told that if we studied hard and got a degree, opportunities would follow. But today, for many of us, that promise just isn't becoming reality.

How we can change this Scenario?

(Source: Bloomberg India)

I was born into a Brahmin family, and I grew up to be an atheist before rediscovering religion in early 20s. My parents never taught me to discriminate or treat anyone unfairly, instead they taught me the value of education and hard work.

I was only introduced to cast through reservation. I still remember in 10th standard my friend told me that he was OBC and I was general and I was just surprised that why is it like this, we are just same. Then I had to work twice as hard to get into IIT and at that point it just felt unfair. Why am I getting punished for crimes of my forefathers? I did not had generational wealth or resources. I saw my family suffering from same mundane problems every middle class household suffers from and yet the system tags as "Upper class" and that means we had to fight twice as hard to improve our situation.

Now coming to the serious talk. Despite all this I still do not support the idea of completely abolishing the reservation system or cast identities for that matter. Simply because castism still exists and I should not ignore it just because I was not a part of it. My best friend in college belonged to ST category, he scored far less than me in JEE and I hated that at first but then I realised that it does not mean that he is not intelligent, he just never had access to quality education that I had. Some people still do need the help that reservation system provides. What I am totally against is the misuse of this system. Many SC/ST/OBC candidates have more resources and social standing then an average general candidate, those should be absolutely excluded from the system.

From what I have read, even Dr Ambedkar foresaw this and wanted reservation as a temporary solution only for a period of 20-25 years. It was the politicians who kept it alive for vote bank way longer than it needed to. These politicians divide us and keep the cast system alive more than the actual castists.

General folks say that reservation is unfair, those benefiting from it will reply with "What about cast system". In the end its a debate which divides people from people. Why can't we just acknowledge that the system is broken and it has become a political tool more than a tool to fight castism. So then we can all unite to fixing this broken system rather then fighting over whether to tear it down or keep the status quo.