Parents protest outside school in Cambridge, Noida, over sexual abuse of 3-year-old student: Video | Latest news India

Parents of students enrolled at the Cambridge school have protested peacefully outside the institution after a three-year-old child was attacked by a school employee on the premises.

A parent-teacher meeting scheduled for today was canceled because the school was unwilling to answer questions about the incident and the safety of their children, a parent said The times of India.

Another parent questioned the school management for its lack of transparency and neglect of children’s safety.

The child’s mother has also blamed the incident on the inaction of management, who dismissed the students’ complaints, leading to the predator targeting the child twice.

The girl’s parents have also written an open letter to the media, asking for help in demanding justice for their daughter.

On Oct. 4, the child was escorted to a locked medical room at the school and sexually assaulted by a housekeeper, the mother said. The times of India.

When another employee came in after hearing the child scream, he jumped out the window and escaped. The child was taken to a teacher, who upon listening to the incident ruled that it was the result of the child seeing inappropriate videos online.

When the child refused to go to school due to pain in her genitals, she was taken to a doctor who told the mother that she had been sexually abused.

After counseling, the child revealed that the ‘khana bhaiya’, as he was known, had poked her private parts with a stick and that this was the second time this had happened, the first time in the school playground.

When she informed a teacher, she was told “ghar par mat batana” (don’t talk about this at home). The mother confronted the teacher, who once again dismissed the incident, after which the parent went to the police and registered an FIR on October 9.

The girl was interrogated by the Child Welfare Committee and managed to identify the 30-year-old predator from Nithari village, who was subsequently arrested and charged under BNS section 65(2) (rape of a woman under 12 years of age) and relevant sections of the law. the POCSO Act, reported The times of India.

The COR has also informed the school and the director of this. They claimed that they were not aware of this incident and that the parents had not discussed it with them.

During their investigation, police confirmed that the girl’s classroom teacher and the school’s safety supervisor were aware of the assault but did not report it to authorities. They were arrested Thursday and charged with concealment of a crime India today.