Navi Mumbai – In a shocking incident, the Uran police have filed a non-cognizable (NC) offence against a tuition teacher who allegedly assaulted a 6-year-old girl. The incident came to light after the young girl’s parents lodged a complaint, accusing the teacher of physically hurting their daughter during a tuition session.
The incident occurred in Uran, Navi Mumbai, where the child had been attending regular classes under the teacher’s supervision. According to the parents, their daughter came home with visible signs of distress and claimed that the teacher had physically hurt her. Concerned by their daughter’s account, the parents approached the police and reported the incident.
Following the complaint, the police registered a non-cognizable offence, meaning it is not a serious crime, and no immediate arrest is made. However, the investigation will continue, and if further evidence is gathered, stronger legal action could be taken against the teacher.
In a disturbing turn of events, the tuition teacher reportedly attempted suicide after the complaint was filed. According to police sources, the instructor was found in a critical condition and was immediately rushed to the hospital for treatment. It is believed that the stress and emotional impact of the accusation led to this extreme action.
The case has raised concerns among parents in the local community, who are now questioning the safety and well-being of their children during tuition sessions. While investigations are ongoing, authorities have urged parents to remain calm and assured them that the matter is being handled with priority.
The tuition teacher’s current condition remains critical, and further updates on the investigation are expected in the coming days.
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