"Baccillary" student answered the wrong question and was killed by the teacher. Their anger broke out.

A low -surnamed student in Northern India died during the treatment on the 26th. He was beaten by a teacher with a stick for writing the wrong answer two weeks ago. The boy's death caused the protests, and even a violent scene of burning police cars and throwing stones at the police.

According to the "India Express" reported on the 27th, the death student was called Kumaal, who was 15 years old and belonged to the bottom name of Dalit in the Indian surname system. Kumar's loved ones told the media that he was beaten by a stick with a stick in the classroom because of the spelling error, and was fainted after being beaten. On the 26th, Kumar died more than two weeks after being poisoned by the teacher. The family was looking for compensation for the teacher involved, but was abused. The teacher is currently looking for his whereabouts.

After the boy died, some local people went to the school gate to protest. After the police arrived at the scene, the protesters threw stones at them and burned two police cars. At present, the local situation has been controlled, and the boy's body was brought back to the village by his family to deal with local customs. The police said that the boy had kidney disease before his death and was taken to the hospital for treatment. According to the boy's father, the beating teacher once promised to bear all the costs of boys to see a doctor, but after paying 40,000 rupees, he did not give money again. When he asked him for more money, he was discriminated against by the other party's surnames. Abuse.

Sitting people at the scene New Delhi TV station screenshot

Protector Burning Police Car New Delhi TV Screenshot

However, Kumar's specific condition and cause of death have been confirmed by the hospital and family members. Police said that a doctor had a autopsy on the boy and was still waiting for the autopsy report.

The news that the low -surname students in India were beaten by high surnames to death have also attracted international attention. British Reuters pointed out in a report that despite India's law prohibiting the surnames discriminatory, the discrimination of low surnames on low surnames in reality is still common. Dalit is the bottom surname of India, which is traditionally called "non -contact", that is, "pariah". According to official data of the Indian government, in recent years, India's domestic crimes against the Dalites have been rising: in 2019, India's criminal activity against the Dalitians started from about 46,000. 10%. In addition, the Indian population census data shows that India has a total of more than 200 million yuan, accounting for 16.6%of India's national population. In Northern State, the Dalites accounted for 21%of the population of the whole state.

Global Times-Global Network/Zhen Xiang

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