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01 November, 2017, 13:46
Update: 01 November, 2017, 13:46
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Agency
01 November, 2017, 13:46
Update: 01 November, 2017, 13:46

A six-year-old boy suffered serious burn injuries after he fell in a pot of hot vegetable curry while standing in a queue for his midday meal in a primary school in Uttar Pradesh’s Bahraich on Tuesday, reports the khaleej Times.

Shivam, a student of class I, was standing in the queue for the midday meal in a primary school in the Hemriya Kutti gram panchayat area yesterday when he stumbled and fell in the pot, police said.

The boy’s father, in his complaint to the police, alleged that the school staff neither rushed Shivam to a hospital nor informed his family about the incident.

Shivam’s father claimed that upon returning home, the boy fell unconscious and was rushed to a hospital where he is undergoing treatment, the police said.

On the basis of the complaint, a case has been registered against the cook and teachers of the school, and a probe is on, they said.

Basic Shiksha Adhikari Amarkant Singh said three teachers, including a lady teacher, have been suspended after preliminary inquiry and action was been initiated against the cook.

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