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Six Girls Forced to Drink Urine After 7th Grader’s Misconduct at Ghatavda Govt School
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 19 Aug 2026, 11:17 PM
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In a Madhya Pradesh government school, a seventh‑standard boy’s inappropriate act led six female students to drink urine from the toilet, prompting a shocked response from the principal.
A government school in Ghatavda, Madhya Pradesh, became the focus of controversy after a seventh‑grade boy allegedly forced six female classmates to drink urine from a school toilet. The incident was reported by local media, highlighting the distress among the students and staff.
According to the report, the girls were compelled to consume the urine after the boy’s misconduct in the restroom. The episode left the school administration embarrassed and raised concerns about safety and hygiene standards within the institution.
The school principal, when approached for comment, expressed dismay at the incident and made an off‑hand remark suggesting that the affected students could eat toffees if their mouths felt bad. The statement was widely criticized for its insensitivity.
Local authorities have been alerted, and the matter is expected to be investigated under relevant child protection and health regulations. The school has not released an official statement beyond acknowledging the incident.
The episode underscores ongoing challenges in maintaining a safe environment for students in government schools across the state.
According to the report, the girls were compelled to consume the urine after the boy’s misconduct in the restroom. The episode left the school administration embarrassed and raised concerns about safety and hygiene standards within the institution.
The school principal, when approached for comment, expressed dismay at the incident and made an off‑hand remark suggesting that the affected students could eat toffees if their mouths felt bad. The statement was widely criticized for its insensitivity.
Local authorities have been alerted, and the matter is expected to be investigated under relevant child protection and health regulations. The school has not released an official statement beyond acknowledging the incident.
The episode underscores ongoing challenges in maintaining a safe environment for students in government schools across the state.