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3-year-old boy beaten up by attendant at Thane school

Reason for incident not known yet

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Thane, Updated At : 11:57 AM Oct 24, 2024 IST

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A video has surfaced on social media showing a three-year-old boy being beaten up allegedly by a woman attendant at a play school in Thane city of Maharashtra.

The child's parents have given a formal complaint to the Kapurbawdi police in connection with the incident which took place last week, officials said on Thursday, adding no FIR had been registered so far.

The child was traumatised and has not returned to school, as per sources.

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The video showed the attendant taking the child to a corner in the class and beating him up. The reason for the incident was not yet known.

An official at the Kapurbawdi police station said they would look into the complaint.

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