Two women teachers who slappednursery kid leading to death held

Time of India

21-05-2025

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Prayagraj: Police on Wednesday arrested two women teachers who had allegedly repeatedly slapped the three-and-a-half-year-old nursery student of a private school, leading to his death in Prayagraj's trans Yamuna area on May 15.
Identified as Arti Jaiswal (40) and Shivangi Jaiswal (25), both are residents of Maheva Paschim Patti area in Naini and have been booked under section 105 of the BNS (culpable homicide not amounting to murder).
The teachers were arrested from near Agriculture Institute Road while they were planning to escape from the city, said DCP (Yamuna Nagar) Vivek Yadav.
"During interrogation, Arti confessed that she was teaching class 7 students when Shivangi called her to the classroom.
When she reached there, she saw Shivay crying in the presence of his elder brother Sumit Jaiswal even as Shivangi was slapping him repeatedly," said Yadav.
"When Arti asked Shivangi why she was beating the boy, Shivangi told her that the nursery student was abusing her. At this, Arti also slapped him in a fit of rage," Yadav told TOI.
Arti also admitted that Shivay's elder brother even made a futile attempt to stop both teachers, but they continued to slap the nursery kid repeatedly.
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After a gap of 10 minutes, the nursery student fell from the bench, and his elder brother also started crying. She also admitted that Shivay's condition started deteriorating as he was asking for water while crying, and it was then they called up their parents.
Shivangi told the police that she had to slap Shivay as he, along with his elder brother were playing and making noise in the class. "When Shivay started crying loudly, she called up Arti, who too slapped the boy," police said.
The family members have alleged that Shivay was subjected to physical and emotional distress by the teachers. They also alleged that the teachers failed to provide timely care, including water and attention, to the child.
As per the family's account, the school authorities informed the child's father, Virendra Jaiswal, that his son was unwell, prompting him to rush to the school. The child was subsequently taken to SN Children Hospital and SRN Hospital, where doctors declared him dead. The post-mortem report, conducted by a panel of two doctors, also revealed that the boy suffered injuries on his eyebrow and tongue.
The viscera has been preserved, police said.