Raisen: Madhya Pradesh is constantly facing crimes that are shocking these days. The recent case that has come to light is from the Raisen district. Here, a class VIII student was brutally beaten up for applying tilak to the school. Nishad Begum, a teacher who teaches in the school, reportedly told the outside boys that a child named Pawan Sen was to be beaten only because he used to go to school with tilak. Pawan is currently admitted to the hospital. Police said they have registered a report on the complaint of the family members and started investigating the case.

In secular India..

A Hindu child of class 8 gets brutally beaten on orders of a teacher for wearing a TILAK..

This is from Madhya Pradesh..Teachers name 'Nishad'..

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Nishat Begum has clarified the matter and denied any connection with the incident. However, Pawan Sen's family along with the community has submitted a memorandum to the collector and demanded action. The entire case is of Garatganj, the government new secondary school in Garatganj tehsil. Now the video of the child has surfaced in which he is narrating what happened to him. According to reports, Pawan was repeatedly denied coming to school with tilak but the student used to go to the temple before going to school and go to school after establishing tilak from the temple.

Because of this, Tilak remained on his forehead. Angered by this, a teacher got Pawan beaten up in such a way that he became unconscious. At the same time, the student was admitted to the primary health centre. Here he was given first aid but later he was sent to the district hospital. On the other hand, the case remains in discussion due to being related to two sects. In this case, the teacher says that all this happened in a quarrel between the students.

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