Nursery Class Student Shoots Class 3 Student In Bihar (Representational Image)
Hyderabad: In an alarming incident, a class 3 student was shot by another student in a private boarding school in Supaul, Bihar on Wednesday.
According to reports, the student who opened fire had a pistol in his backpack when he arrived at school. The student was shot within the school and the bullet entered his hand and passed through his left palm. He was rushed to the hospital and the video of the student receiving care at the hospital has gone viral on social media. The boy is shown in the video lying on a stretcher, dressed in his school uniform, with a bandage covering his palm.
Mohammed Asif, a class 3 student who is between 10 and 12 years old, has been identified as the victim. The wounded student received emergency care at the Triveniganj sub-divisional hospital.
According to hospital officials, the student is out of danger, and his condition is stable. After arriving at the location, the police started an investigation into the situation.
According to sources, Mohammed Asif was shot by a student who attended the same school and was between the ages of six and seven. The youngster isn't even old enough to comprehend the dangers of a rifle. The child who fired the shot is allegedly in nursery class, and the student's father is a security guard at the same school.
The school's principal notified the families of both the students and requested that the family of the injured student visit the hospital. In addition, the principal invited the father of the accused student to visit the school, where the student was waiting in his office and he had kept the gun on his table. As the child's father arrived at the school, he made off with both his child and gun by climbing the school wall.
The police have registered a case and commenced an investigation. They have formed a team, to find the accused student and his father.
( Source : Deccan Chronicle )
Next Story
