Haridwar: A public school teacher has been booked for "stripping" two girl students in the classroom for faring poorly in the English test, a senior police official said.
The incident took place at the JP International School in Landaura on August 1, said Superintendent of Police (Rural) Manikant Mishra.
According to the complaint lodged by the parents of the girls, both students of class 6, the female teacher first scolded them for scoring low marks in the English paper and then made them take off their shirts in front of the class, he added.
The teacher was dismissed from service by the school subsequently and an FIR was lodged against her, the SP said.
The incident took place at the JP International School in Landaura on August 1, said Superintendent of Police (Rural) Manikant Mishra.
According to the complaint lodged by the parents of the girls, both students of class 6, the female teacher first scolded them for scoring low marks in the English paper and then made them take off their shirts in front of the class, he added.
The teacher was dismissed from service by the school subsequently and an FIR was lodged against her, the SP said.
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