Bihar: Grade five student allegedly beaten by Sanskrit teacher for applying ‘Tilak’ in Carmel School of Buxar
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Bihar: Grade five student allegedly beaten by Sanskrit teacher for applying ‘Tilak’ in Carmel School of Buxar

The victim student has alleged that the Sanskrit teacher, Vincent has been warning him not to apply Tilak or wear the sacred thread for the last few days and assaulted him badly on Tuesday without any reason

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Sep 26, 2024, 05:00 pm IST
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PATNA: In a shocking incident reported from Bihar’s Buxar district, a student was allegedly beaten by his school teacher for applying Tilak and tying a Raksha Sutra (A sacred thread wear by Hindus) on Tuesday, September 25.

According to the reports, the victim boy who is a student of standard five of Carmel School, Churamanpur of Buxar has alleged that he was humiliated and beaten up by his Sanskrit teacher for applying ‘Tilak’. He further has alleged that the teacher also insulted his parents for allowing him to wearing religious symbols while attending his school.

In a viral video, the victim student could be heard alleging that the said teacher thrashed him when he was cleaning his books in the class room. According to the student, the Sanskrit teacher, Vincent allegedly dragged him out of the classroom and assaulted him badly.

The student alleged that the said teacher was warning him not to apply Tilak or wear the sacred thread for the last two-three days. He was also warned against keeping ‘Sikha’ (A traditional practice among Brahmins). The victim boy has further accuses Vincent for abusing his parents as illiterates who have not taught values to him.

कृपया संज्ञान लिया जाए सरकार @Buxarprashasan #BiharPolice #Bihar #buxar #NitishModel #BJPSadasyta2024 #SupremeCourt https://t.co/sLb0JIPmHc pic.twitter.com/GixdinwuYd

— MANJEE PATHAK🇮🇳 (@MANJEEPATHAK16) September 26, 2024

 

Following the incident, the parents of the victim student has reportedly filed a formal complaint against the accused teacher and the matter is being investigated by the authorities. However, the school administration on the other hand has refuted the allegations and termed it a conspiracy to defame the school.

Similar incidents in the past

It is worth mentioning here, that this is not the first time that a Hindu student has been punished for applying Tilak or wearing Hindu symbols and incidents of similar nature have been keep coming to the light on regular intervals.

Earlier in a similar case reported by Organiser in April last year, students of the Nirmal Jyoti Convent School, Bina had alleged that they were forced to follow Christian religious beliefs at the school. They further had claimed that wearing Raksha Sutra or applying Tilak in school could lead to their suspension.

Read the full report here: Child Commission’s visit at Missionary school; foetus recovered, students face suspension on wearing Kalawa & Tilak……

According to the students, the teacher at the school namely Domnika Mam and Sister Grace were against wearing such symbols and the students were asked to remove their Tilak before entering the school premises. The students had further alleged that they were supposed to recite a prayer to God Jesus before launch.

In another case reported by Organiser, the students of Mount Carmel High School of Kurnool had also alleged the school administration for harassing them over applying Tilak/Bindi on their foreheads. They also had alleged the school management for not allowing girls to wear bangles.

Read the full report here: Christian High School management harasses students for applying tilak, bindi and wearing bangles……

It was then reported that the school management had reportedly banned applying tilak, bindi and wearing bangles and those spotted wearing these were fined heavily.

The school management was also accused of forcing Christian religious beliefs on non-Christian children by making them mandatorily undergo Bible classes and Christian religious prayer during morning, evening and launch hours.

 

 

Topics: BiharChristianityBuxar Carmel SchoolCarmel SchoolHindu student beaten for applying TilakHindu students in mission schoolsChristian Mission School
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