Jaipur schoolgirl suicide: 'Approached teacher twice but got shouted at', reveals CBSE probe reportAn inquiry into the death of a 9-year-old student at a private school in Jaipur has revealed serious lapses in safety, child protection and school response. The report by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) released on Friday (Nov 21) says that the class 4 student approached her class teacher five times and twice on the day she committed suicide over alleged bullying but she was never referred to the counsellor.Rather the teacher shouted multiple times at the nine-year-old girl and said things that surprised everybody in the class.&nbsp; The girl feeling cornered left the classroom on the ground floor and ultimately jumped from the fourth floor of the school building. She &nbsp;died on the spot."Instead of supporting her, Puneeta ma'am dismissed the problem. She was seen shouting multiple times and said things that 'shocked the entire class'," read the report.The Board has termed the incident as a “serious violation" of safety and mental-well-being guidelines that schools are strictly supposed to follow.The bullying included verbal abuse with sexual references that was too much for the girl to handle, revealed the investigation of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) into the suicide of Amaira Kumar Meena - on November 1 at Neerja Modi School.&nbsp;The girls parents alleged she was bullied, teased and verbally abused with "sexual connotations" and her complaints to the school authorities were never headed to.&nbsp;Basic child protection measures like recording the complaints, involving trained counsellors, and alerting senior staff was never taken care of.<h2>Immediate Cause Behind Suicide</h2>According to the report problem started when a group of boys wrote something on a digital slate at around 11 am. Amaira looked &nbsp;"puzzled and surprised" and even looked embarrassed in the CCTV footage. She could be seen asking her classmates to stop writing and delete the content on the slate. This probably was the triggering point for the extreme step that Amaira took<h2>Explanation Sought From School</h2>Meanwhile, the police has prima facie has termed the incident a suicide, however CCTV footage is being examined to piece together the sequence of events.&nbsp;The child was the only offspring of her parents.&nbsp;An explanation has been sought from the school authorities regarding the findings that has come up in the investigations of the board.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The girl feeling cornered after approaching the teacher left the classroom on the ground floor and ultimately jumped from the fourth floor of the school building. She  died on the spot.

Jaipur schoolgirl suicide: 'Approached teacher twice but got shouted at', reveals CBSE probe report An inquiry into the death of a 9-year-old student at a private school in Jaipur has revealed serious lapses in safety, child protection and school response. The report by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) released on Friday (Nov 21) says that the class 4 student approached her class teacher five times and twice on the day she committed suicide over alleged bullying but she was never referred to the counsellor. Rather the teacher shouted multiple times at the nine-year-old girl and said things that surprised everybody in the class. The girl feeling cornered left the classroom on the ground floor and ultimately jumped from the fourth floor of the school building. She died on the spot. "Instead of supporting her, Puneeta ma'am dismissed the problem. She was seen shouting multiple times and said things that 'shocked the entire class'," read the report. The Board has termed the incident as a “serious violation" of safety and mental-well-being guidelines that schools are strictly supposed to follow. The bullying included verbal abuse with sexual references that was too much for the girl to handle, revealed the investigation of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) into the suicide of Amaira Kumar Meena - on November 1 at Neerja Modi School. The girls parents alleged she was bullied, teased and verbally abused with "sexual connotations" and her complaints to the school authorities were never headed to. Basic child protection measures like recording the complaints, involving trained counsellors, and alerting senior staff was never taken care of. Immediate Cause Behind Suicide According to the report problem started when a group of boys wrote something on a digital slate at around 11 am. Amaira looked "puzzled and surprised" and even looked embarrassed in the CCTV footage. She could be seen asking her classmates to stop writing and delete the content on the slate. This probably was the triggering point for the extreme step that Amaira took Explanation Sought From School Meanwhile, the police has prima facie has termed the incident a suicide, however CCTV footage is being examined to piece together the sequence of events. The child was the only offspring of her parents. An explanation has been sought from the school authorities regarding the findings that has come up in the investigations of the board.

The girl feeling cornered after approaching the teacher left the classroom on the ground floor and ultimately jumped from the fourth floor of the school building. She &nbsp;died on the spot.

Jaipur schoolgirl suicide: 'Approached teacher twice but got shouted at', reveals CBSE probe report

&nbsp;In an incident that is “beyond imagination”, a 9-year-old girl in Rajasthan jumped off the 4th floor of the school building and died on November 1. The girl's name is Amayra, and the CCTV footage captures the girl climbing onto the 4th-floor railing and jumping off. The parents of the child allege that she was bullied repeatedly for over a period of time, with verbal abuse including sexual connotations. &nbsp;The girl fell from a height of 48 feet, and she was rushed to the nearby hospital, but was declared dead on arrival.A five-member committee has been formed by the Rajasthan education department and is set to submit the report next week. They are probing the incident and also investigating if there was pressure at home or if she was suffering from depression. “We have spoken to her teachers, classmates, and other school staff. Prima facie, she was not willing to visit the school on the day of the incident. However, the fact will be ascertained after we speak to her parents," said Jaipur district education officer Ramniwas Sharma.

<h2>Parents allege repeated bullying&nbsp;</h2>Amayra’s mother, Shivani, said that instances of bullying had increased last year, and it continued till this year as the same group of children were part of her section. &nbsp;“I had complained once or twice last year, too. I even told the principal, Indu ma’am, about what was happening to Amayra inside the classroom,” said Shivani to India Today. The parents also mentioned one episode when a boy apologised to her following the intervention from the family.&nbsp;Her father alleges that the teacher blamed Amayara for being ‘reserved’ with boys. He mentions on one occasion, during a parents' teacher meeting, he noticed a boy signalling at her. “At one of the parent-teacher meetings, I saw a boy signalling to her. I spoke with her class teacher and asked why that boy was making signals. The teacher replied that Amayra should understand this is a co-ed school.”&nbsp;According to Amayara's uncle, in the CCTV footage shown by the police, it can be seen that Amayara approached teachers at least twice, hours before the tragedy happened, complaining that the boys were using foul words to her. Her classmates also confirmed the incident. &nbsp;“The teacher later admitted that Amayra came to her twice - once saying ‘students are using bad words’ and another time saying ‘they’re disturbing me in my studies.’ The teacher only told her, ‘Go sit down.’ That’s not how you address a child’s pain,” said her uncle. He said that everything will be clear if they question the teacher and 20 children in the classroomAccording to her mother, Amarya was a cheerful and bright kid who excelled all around. She was highly ambitious and had huge dreams. There are CBSE guidelines to employ protective gear in the railing and staircase if a school has multiple storeys. There are also guidelines to employ sound recording devices along with CCTV in classrooms. The authorities of Neerja Modi School are yet to make an official statement, even after almost a week of the incident. The parents have lodged an FIR against the school administration under Section 106 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) at Mansarovar police station. Meanwhile, the Joint Parents’ Association have accused the school of wiping off the blood stain and destroying evidence.&nbsp;

A 9-year-old girl named Amayra died after jumping from the 4th floor of Neerja Modi School in Jaipur. Parents allege she was bullied and ignored by teachers. Rajasthan education department launches probe amid safety concerns.

In an incident that is “beyond imagination”, a 9-year-old girl in Rajasthan jumped off the 4th floor of the school building and died on November 1. The girl's name is Amayra, and the CCTV footage captures the girl climbing onto the 4th-floor railing and jumping off. The parents of the child allege that she was bullied repeatedly for over a period of time, with verbal abuse including sexual connotations. The girl fell from a height of 48 feet, and she was rushed to the nearby hospital, but was declared dead on arrival. A five-member committee has been formed by the Rajasthan education department and is set to submit the report next week. They are probing the incident and also investigating if there was pressure at home or if she was suffering from depression. “We have spoken to her teachers, classmates, and other school staff. Prima facie, she was not willing to visit the school on the day of the incident. However, the fact will be ascertained after we speak to her parents," said Jaipur district education officer Ramniwas Sharma.

A 9-year-old girl named Amayra died after jumping from the 4th floor of Neerja Modi School in Jaipur. Parents allege she was bullied and ignored by teachers. Rajasthan education department launches probe amid safety concerns.

9-year-old kid dies jumping off 4th floor in school building, parents allege she was 'bullied'

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Jaipur schoolgirl suicide: 'Approached teacher twice but got shouted at', reveals CBSE probe report

9-year-old kid dies after fall from school building; parents allege bullying