Administration worried over parents' silence

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In the case of an alleged attempted suicide at a renowned boarding school in Gwalior by student Adrash Singh, the silence of his parents has become a big problem. Though on receipt of information of the incident the district administration collected facts and has started making a report.

legal experts are also being consulted for taking strict action in the matter by the police. The administration is paying attention to the violation of orders of the Supreme Court in cases of ragging. The police are paying attention to the role of the school management in the case.

The police are preparing to call senior students by issuing legal notice to them and school administration who reportedly harassed Adarsh Singh. The team of police and administration visited the school and took the statement of the school management and responsible students.

The police took the statement of three students responsible for harassing including Ashutosh Mishra, Sailash Narvaria and Rituraj Shekhar. Two room partners of Adarsh Singh lalit and Raman also gave their statement to the police.

The SSP Gwalior Santosh Kumar Singh said that a team has been sent to Delhi to talk to the guardians of Adrash Singh who is being treated in Apollo hospital Delhi. Help of Sarita Vihar police, Delhi is being taken to take MlC report and treatment report of Adrash Singh.

He said that our team is sitting in Apollo hospital, but father Jai Singh and mother Pooja of Adrash have not opened their month so far. Forensic and figure print report will also be taken. The district administration is also going to issue notice to the school management for hiding the facts of the case and for not forming anti raging committee in the school in spite of directions of the Supreme Court. The school management hid the case from the police and from the doctors Dr CP Bansal and Dr Gagendra Gadkar saying that Adrash Singh became unconscious all of a sudden. This fact came to notice in an enquiry conducted by the team formed by the administration. The in-charge principals of the school Shalani Mehrotra did not inform the case to the police for two days  and later on told the police that Adarash was found unconscious.

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