Bengaluru: A shocking incident unfolded at a private school in Srirampura, where a class 10 student, Aadarsh (name changed), was brutally thrashed by four of his classmates, leaving him with two broken teeth and temporary partial loss of vision. The incident occurred on Thursday after Aadarsh spoke to a girl in his class regarding some notes. It is reported that one of the attackers had feelings for the girl.

According to Aadarsh's mother, who filed a complaint with the police, the altercation took place at around 3.45 pm on July 27, while Aadarsh was returning home after his class. Earlier in the day, he had requested the girl for her notes, and during a brief conversation, he borrowed the notes and returned to his seat.

Unfortunately, Himanshu (name changed), a classmate who observed the exchange, took offense and confronted Aadarsh during the physical training period. Later, after school hours, Himanshu and three other boys intercepted Aadarsh when he was just four buildings away from the school. They proceeded to attack him, kicking and punching him in the face repeatedly, resulting in the breakage of two of his upper teeth and other injuries.

Aadarsh's distraught mother stated that her son's vision has been temporarily affected due to the injuries, and doctors have advised him to rest for nearly a month while receiving treatment. The school management has assured the family that they will take necessary action, including summoning the parents of the four boys involved.

The incident has led to a case being booked against the four boys under the Juvenile Justice Act. Since the attackers are students, they will be questioned by child welfare officials as part of the investigation.

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Bengaluru, Nov 28: The Karnataka Cabinet on Thursday decided to upgrade 500 government schools as Karnataka Public Schools at an outlay of Rs 2,500 crore in four years.

For the purpose, the state government would borrow Rs 2,000 crore from the Asian Development Bank and contribute Rs 500 crore.

This project will be taken up from July 2025 to June 2029.

According to the Karnataka Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister H K Patil, there are 308 Karnataka Public Schools functioning in 204 Taluks of the state.

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