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Madhya Pradesh Students Made To Drink Urine, Principal Says 'Eat Chocolate To Feel Better'

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Madhya Pradesh Students Made To Drink Urine, Principal Says 'Eat Chocolate To Feel Better'
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Authorities in Madhya Pradesh are investigating an incident where a student allegedly forced classmates to drink urine, and the school principal reportedly dismissed the complaint by suggesting they eat chocolate. The incident has sparked local protests and an official administrative inquiry.

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The case raises serious concerns regarding school safety, child protection, and the accountability of educational administrators in handling sensitive student grievances.

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A Class 5 male student of a government-run school in Madhya Pradesh's Guna allegedly mixed urine in a water bottle and made his two female classmates drink it, and when the latter raised the issue with the principal, he asked them to eat a Rs 10 chocolate to feel better, an official said.The incident occurred on Monday at the primary school in Aron development block of Guna district, prompting the authorities to launch a probe and issue a notice to the principal.The angry family members of the two girls and local villagers on Tuesday created a ruckus at the school and raised slogans seeking strong action."Two girls alleged that some students made them drink urine from water bottles, and when they complained to the principal, he allegedly behaved inhumanely and told them - 'If your mouth tastes bad, eat a Rs 10 chocolate'," Guna District Magistrate Kishore Kumar Kanyal said.Manjusha…

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