15-yr-old student shoots school director for complaining against him to parents

November 5, 2016

Ratlam (MP), Nov 5: A 15-year-old student today allegedly shot at his school director at Jaora town here leaving him seriously injured, police said. "The student of class IX fired and injured Milestone Academy School director Amit Jain, who has been rushed to Indore in a critical state," Jaora area City Superintendent of Police (CSP) Dipak Shukla said.

downloadAfter committing the crime, the boy fled from the school. The student came to school wearing plain clothes. His teacher asked him to go home and put on the uniform and return, the CSP said.

When the minor was wearing the uniform, a phone call from the school informed his parents about his behaviour. His family was also told that the boy was absent on Thursday and Friday, after which he was chided, Shukla added.

Enraged, the minor returned to school with a pistol and shot Jain in the stomach in his chamber, the CSP added. Jain was taken to a civic hospital from where he has been rushed to Indore in a critical condition.

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Peace Lover
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Saturday, 5 Nov 2016

Yes minor's behaviour n act is far danger than imagination.Now the question if the victim lost his life then who will take care of hi's family and dependents. To stop such acts from any corner of India
Govt must punish this student and if the rivolver was received negligence of his parents then send the parents also togthe him behind bar atleast 5 to 10 years period.
We don't want western attitudes in our great country.
Jai Hind!

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