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Bengaluru: Scuffle at school - Student asked to bring parents, commits suicide

  •   Thu, Dec 12 2019 10:04:02 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (MS)

Bengaluru, Dec 12: In a tragic incident that is reported under Indiranagar police station limits of the city, a student, who got anxious because he was asked to bring his parents to school in the wake of a scuffle he had with other students of the school, killed himself by hanging at home.

Venugopal (13), studying in seventh grade of KRLS school of Dommalur in the city is the unfortunate boy who lost his life in this incident.

Venugopal had fought with his classmates in school two days ago. He had threatened his classmates by brandishing a knife. The teachers who saw this had spoken to Venugopal in length and had asked him to bring his parents to school.

Venugopal, who got tensed as he thought that the parents will also take him to task if they come to know about his fight with other students in the school hanged himself at home as per the details provided by the police.

The parents of the deceased boy are wailing in front of the school. Parents of other students are also holding a protest in front of the school.

Indiranagar police have registered a case in this connection and are investigating further.
  

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  • Af,,, MANGALORE

    Fri, Dec 13 2019

    Now Idiot people pls do not harass teachers, they have done thier perfect duty, it is your children fault.

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  • Jhanavi, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 13 2019

    The boy was wrong in taking a knife to school.. what example will it set to other kids... i dont think school was wrong..

    but they would have handled it in a mature way.. they would have called his parents first .. spoken to them and try to understand what kind of environment the boy is living in... because its not only his fault,... even his parents are at fault.. when a boy has the guts of taking knife to school.. he might have done many other things aswell which the parents have not noticed... too much pampering or just living them to themselves is the major issue which is the reason for kids misbehavior.. Sad that the kid lost life.. he could be guided to right path.. but due to the maturated act by school and and due to absence of parenting we lost a kid...

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  • Moshu, Mangaluru

    Fri, Dec 13 2019

    Teacher should have called parents to meet them at staff room instead asking boy to bring them along with him .

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  • Deshbhakht, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 13 2019

    Its same, teachers directly calling, or asking the student to bring his parents. In both situations, parents will ask the son about the reason and this is what the son did not want to face - answering his parents. Probably he created such a halo in their minds about his school life that he doesn't want them to realize that the actual condition is the opposite.

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  • P Gurucharan Rao, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 13 2019

    yes they should have called the parents then and there and settled the issue but teachers cannot be blamed they are humans and what happened was unpredictable but a sad case and i feel very sorry for the parents

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  • Joseph, Qatar

    Fri, Dec 13 2019

    There are two core features that mostly contribute to such a situation as this. Empathy and apathy. This depends on the contribution of the parents and care rendered during the upbringing of a child till he reaches his teens. In most of the working middle class families, both parents work to make ends meet for a comfortable tomorrow...for themselves and their children. In a fast moving world with all the hi-fi lifestyles mostly attainable through freebies which is a common trend, loneliness is the dreaded factor that has a repercussion on the child ...as a result, a child tends to seeek company ... good or bad to pass his time. Parents fall gullible to their children's continuous demand and can't figure out what is good or bad for their children leaving them in the lurch. That's precisely where the problem lies. With the advent of strict rules and policies in our country going for a toss, pornography and internet becomes an ideal partner not only ruining the child in the process but making it difficult for the child to rationalize between good and bad. Here lies the problem. It seems this could have been the turning point in Venugopal leading to the sequence of events that transpired. God alone knows how many Venugopal's fall in the same bracelet and how many more recurrences one would get to see in the coming days.

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  • Rahul, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 13 2019

    Nowadays Malayalis are increased in Namma Bangalore.

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  • Naveen Shetty, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 13 2019

    Rest in Peace . I am sure he was worried about the wrath of the parents.

    Calling the parents of the Kids is very common in Mangalore as well. I faced this mainly from High School and it continued till my graduation.

    Many people I know were bringing random person to the school including rikshaw drivers when I was in High School.

    I want to share this incident to readers. There was a retired banker and professor heading business management department in one of the famous colleges in Mangalore. My friend was asked to get his parents to the college and he was told he will not be allowed to go to the class until he brings his parents.

    My friend stood the ground and said that he will not ever bring the parents to the college as it means end of college for him. He was out of the class for almost a month before the said professor got him back to the class. My friend never brought his parents to the college ever.

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  • Deshbhakht, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 12 2019

    With due respect to the departed soul. RIP

    How can the parents hold the school responsible for their son's death ? He brandished a knife during a fight. They may not even be knowing that he was carrying the weapon to school. Meaning, he was growing out of hand but didn't want his parents to know about it.

    First the parents must mend their relationship with their children. School is second, home is the first school. My sympathies are with them at this time of sorrow.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Dec 12 2019

    TV serials should stop showing Suicides ...

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