'She asked for help': CCTV footage shows 'bullying' moments before Jaipur schoolgirl's death
The family of a nine-year-old girl who died by suicide at a Jaipur school has released CCTV footage as evidence of bullying. They are calling for further investigation into the school's administration and the alleged negligence of its leadership.
Why it matters
This case highlights critical concerns regarding student safety, institutional accountability, and the handling of bullying in educational environments.
JAIPUR: Nearly eight months after a nine-year-old girl allegedly died by suicide by jumping from the fourth floor of Jaipur's Neerja Modi School, her family has released fresh CCTV footage claiming it captures repeated bullying inside the classroom shortly before the incident.The footage, released by the family of Class 4 student Amaira Meena, has been cited as evidence supporting their long-standing allegation that sustained bullying by classmates and the school's alleged failure to intervene contributed to her death.According to the family, the CCTV footage shows Amaira entering the classroom normally, greeting a classmate and participating in a dance activity before allegedly being subjected to repeated bullying by other students.
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