From The Morung Express
CenterNagaland has anti-bullying rules on paper. Its children are however still being beaten on camera
What's behind this
More than three years after ethnic violence erupted in Manipur, killings, displacement, retaliatory attacks and deepening mistrust continue, with both state and central governments failing to restore normalcy. In Panchkula, footage shows a six‑year‑old girl injured in her classroom, allegedly assaulted by an eight‑year‑old boy; the girl is under care at PGI Chandigarh while the boy is placed in an observation home for psychological evaluation.
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Thokmay DorjeeSikkimAnother alleged video involving a group of students from Nagaland surrounding another child has gone viral. There is shoving, hair-pulling and abuse and the point is humiliation as much as pain.Somebody holds up a phone. Within a day the clip is on WhatsApp groups across the…
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Thokmay DorjeeSikkimAnother alleged video involving a group of students from Nagaland surrounding another child has gone viral. There is shoving, hair-pulling and abuse and the point is humiliation as much as pain.Somebody holds up a phone. Within a day the clip is on WhatsApp groups across the…
