Altercation Erupts in Thane District School as Classmates Resort to Violence During Exams
In a disturbing incident in Maharashtra’s Thane district, a Class 10 student was allegedly stabbed by three classmates after he refused to share his exam answers with them. The altercation, which occurred on March 26 at the school premises immediately after the exam, has prompted concerns over student safety and discipline.
Reports indicate that the victim was confronted by the trio outside the exam hall, where they demanded access to his answer-sheet. Upon his refusal, the situation turned violent, culminating in the stabbing of the student by his classmates before they fled the scene.
The injured student was swiftly transported to a nearby hospital for medical treatment. Although he sustained injuries from the attack, he was later discharged after receiving medical care, according to police sources.
In response to the incident, authorities have initiated legal action against the accused students, who are minors. A case has been registered at the Shanti Nagar police station in Bhiwandi under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code, highlighting the gravity of the offense.
The incident has evoked widespread condemnation and underscored the importance of ensuring a safe and secure environment for students during examination periods. Education officials and law enforcement agencies have emphasized the need for vigilance and prompt action to prevent such incidents from recurring.
