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Girl student strip searched in Bengal, two
teachers held
Saturday August 04, 2012 08:38:56 PM,
IANS
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Kolkata: Two school
teachers have been arrested in West Bengal's Birbhum district
after a class 12 girl student was strip-searched by them on
allegations of theft, a senior police official said.
The student was strip-searched by the teachers in order to find
some antique coins which went missing from the school. The girl
student repeatedly pleaded innocence but the teachers paid no heed
to her. The incident happened on Friday and a case was registered.
"Two teachers who were named in the FIR were arrested yesterday
(Friday) only," said Birbhum police chief Rishikesh Meena.
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