Dandy. A serious case has come to light against the in-charge of a school in Shambhuganj block area of Banka district of Bihar for allegedly obscenely chatting and talking to a student on mobile phone. After this matter came to light, the family members of the student have given a written complaint to the officials of the Education Department as well as to the Mahila Police Station.
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It is being told that a conversation had started on mobile phone between a student of the school and the in-charge. The student's family members have alleged that as the conversation progressed, obscene chatting allegedly started. When the family members came to know about this, they took the matter very seriously and reached the school and interrogated the in-charge. According to the report, the family members have raised questions about the alleged chatting with the in-charge. However, the school in-charge has refused to accept these allegations. In such a situation, it is not clear at the moment who actually made the alleged chat and what were its complete circumstances? This matter will be confirmed only after investigation.
Let us tell you that after the complaint about this matter was made in the Education Department and Mahila Police Station, the Education Department has started investigation. On the basis of the complaint, DPO Establishment Sanjay Yadav reached the school and interrogated the concerned people and got information about the entire matter. At the same time, BEO Bhupendra Kumar Singh has expressed ignorance of having information about the matter. Now only the investigation will reveal what kind of conversation took place on the mobile between the student and the school in-charge and how much truth is there in the allegations made in the complaint. If alleged chats or other digital evidence comes to light in this case, they can also be investigated.
The most important thing in this case is that the identity of the student should not be made public. In cases involving minors, revealing the identity of the girl can be a serious matter of law. Therefore, the student's photograph, name, mobile number or any such information, which can identify her, should not be shared on social media or other mediums.
At present, further action is awaited on the basis of investigation by the Education Department and the complaint given in the Mahila Police Station.