In Noida, a serious issue has emerged at a CBSE-affiliated school. The principal, a supervisor, and a teacher have been arrested on charges of attempting to cover up a sexual assault involving a six-year-old student. The arrests followed a complaint by the girl’s father, who accused the school of providing misleading information about the incident.

According to the father, the assault took place on Tuesday when a construction worker at the school took the girl to an area of the campus without CCTV coverage and assaulted her. The attack reportedly lasted about five minutes.

The school initially informed the parents about the incident but falsely claimed that the suspect had been handed over to the police and that a complaint had been filed. When the parents checked, they discovered that no arrests had been made and no official case had been lodged. It was only after the parents filed their own complaint that the police took action, leading to the arrest of the principal, the teacher, and the supervisor.

The construction worker, who was working on a new building project at the school, managed to leave the premises without the school notifying the authorities. The contractor who employed him was also arrested for his involvement in the cover-up.

The victim’s father has expressed frustration with the school's handling of the situation, accusing them of prioritizing their reputation over seeking justice for his daughter. He reported that his daughter is deeply traumatized, raising concerns about the school's safety measures.

Following the complaint, the police have filed charges under sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. The four individuals arrested are currently in judicial custody while the investigation continues.

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