On Monday, Madras High Court made several questions regarding the protest that took place seeking Justice For Srimathi, a student who allegedly committed suicide at a private residential school located in Kaniyamur near Chinna Salem. Initially, reports suggested that the girl wrote a letter reasoning the cause of her death but her parents who had doubts in their daughter’s demise, staged a protest with their relatives.

Though the teachers denied the allegations, parents and relatives of the student blocked the Kallakurichi-Salem highway on Wednesday, raising slogans against the school management. The incident took place near Kaniyamoor town.

In the note which was left behind, the girl named two teachers and accused them of torturing her and other two students to study always. “The two teachers were brought to the police station for an inquiry. They said that they just casually asked her to concentrate more and study hard as she was very playful” said S Selvakumar, SP of Kallakurichi.

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Close to 50 family members staged a “Road Roko” at the Kallakurichi-Salem highway seeking justice for her death, accusing the school management of pushing her to take the extreme step, said the police. The protest turned violent and massive on Sunday.

While the school was completely ransacked, the protesters set fire to all the school vehicles. During the protest, 55 policemen were injured due to stone pelting. Followed by the outrageous protest, Maths and Physics teacher were arrested.

According to police, more than 329 people who were involved in the riot were arrested. Now, on Monday, Madras High Court made a series of comments regarding the case. Firmly assuming that the protest didn’t take place in anger but a completely staged one, the court allowed for the post mortem of the girl’s body one more time and ordered the parents to do the final rituals in a peaceful manner.

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The court ordered YouTube channels to stop their investigation and ordered the officials to take action such YouTube channels. “False news shouldn’t spread regarding the Kallakurichi violence. YouTube channels should stop investigating on the case and such channels should be banned” Court ordered the police officials.

“Who gave you the rights to burn the Transfer certificates of students?? Who gave you permission to involve in a protest and who are people started violence?” the court asked.

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“Why did you stage a protest after filing a case in court? Why court is functioning if public starts handling the law by themselves?” asked court to the parents of Srimathi. “Who is the root cause for the violence that took place?” the court further asked.

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“A special team should be formed identify those who involved in violence in the school” the court further said. School Education moinister Anbil Mahesh has confirmed that actions will be taken to join the students of Sakthi matriculation school to other schools.

Source : Sun news