NHRC Alerts on Alarming Rights Violations in Schools
The NHRC issued notices to Bihar and Gujarat authorities following media reports of a student accidentally consuming illicit liquor in Bihar and 57 girls falling ill after eating hostel food in Gujarat, raising serious concerns about human rights violations.
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The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has responded to alarming reports from Bihar and Gujarat, highlighting potential human rights violations. In Bihar, a young student unintentionally consumed illicit liquor instead of a soft drink at a school in Begusarai, violating the state's strict liquor ban.
The NHRC took notice following a media report on April 6 about the incident and found illicit liquor stored in large quantities at the school's premises, resulting in a police investigation that led to the seizure of 204 liters of alcohol.
Meanwhile, in Gujarat, NHRC's attention was drawn to another report revealing that 57 girls suffered food poisoning in a Memnagar hostel, prompting the commission to demand a detailed report from state authorities regarding the incidents that undermine basic human rights.
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