Mandya, July 19: A 10th standard girl student committed suicide by hanging herself in the classroom during school hours at Chaitanya Vidyaniketan High School at Kodimaranahalli in KR Pete taluk on Thursday.

The student is identified as Sangeeta (14). During lunch hour, the girl committed suicide in the classroom. Her parents alleged that she committed suicide because of the harassment from the management and the teachers.

The parents said that as their daughter got less marks in 9th standard, the teachers and the management have been forcing her to take transfer certificate and join other school. Apart from this, a teacher was misbehaving with her, they said.

Upon knowing the incident, people from surrounding villages rushed to the school and protested against the teachers and the management. They said that the school has been taking hefty donation and when asked, they were denying any information. The teachers were not teaching the students. Girl students were being harassed in the school, they alleged.

BEO Betta Nayak, circle inspector HB Venkateshaiah, Kikkeri PSI R Siddaraju, ZP former vice president KS Prabhakar and others consoled the mother of the girl and assured of getting justice to her.



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New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has withdrawn judicial duties from District Judge Aman Pratap Singh, currently serving as District Judge 1 in South West, Dwarka.

The decision was made during a full court meeting last week, following concerns over the judge's indiscipline, low case disposal rate, and failure to adhere to court schedules.

An official order issued by the High Court Registrar General on September 19 confirmed the withdrawal of Singh's judicial work with immediate effect. Sources indicate that a video of the judge behaving inappropriately in the courtroom, which went viral on social media, contributed to the decision.

In the video of the court proceedings which was circulated, the judge can be seen standing up from his chair and yelling while addressing the court staff and the counsel of an accused.