Bengaluru School Horror: Door Slammed on Hand, 6-Year-Old Loses Fingers; Staff Allegedly Disposed Them in Bin

A shocking incident has been recorded recently which was from a government primary school, near Tumakuru, which is around 75 km from Bengaluru, where a class one student who is six years old allegedly lost two fingers after an iron classroom door was slammed on her hand. This incident reportedly Took place when the child was standing in a queue for the schools midday meal .

According to the reports that heavy iron door shut on the girls hand severed two fingers and the child’s parents then blamed the teachers and also complained to the police that the school failed to respond with urgency despite the child’s bleeding heavily .

The family further came that the doctors have said that if the child was brought in time, then reattachment could have been possible, but the staff delayed informing the parents causing valuable time to be lost .

Also in one of the most disturbing allegations, the parents stated that when they went to the school searching for the severed fingers, they were told that some staff had disposed them in waste bin claiming that the site of blood had frightened other students. Also, the school authorities later transferred ₹2000 to the parents bank account .

Later on the rural police registered an Fire against the headmaster, Nagesh. Teachers, Renuka Kamma and Venkatesh and also the block education officer. Police officials have also confirmed that currently. deep investigation is going on and accused staff members are being questioned.

This particular incident has again raised serious concerns over child’s safety and the accountability and emergency responses in the school environment. It has also raised public outreach with demands for safety protocols and actions in cases that involves negligence towards the children.