‘Eat grass or read out lesson’: Pakistan teacher booked for bizarre punishment to student


PTI, May 30, 2019, 10:11 AM IST

Lahore: A Pakistani school teacher has been booked for allegedly forcing a minor boy to eat grass for failing to study a lesson, a media report said on Wednesday.

The incident happened at the Government Primary school of Punjab’s Lodhran district on Monday where the seven-year-old student was forced to either eat grass or read out the lesson in front of his classmates, the Dawn newspaper reported.

A video clip of the incident that went viral shows Kashan forgetting his lesson and eating grass after being forced by his teacher, identified as Hamid Raza, working on a contract basis at the school, the paper reported.

“The teacher is working in the school on a contract basis,” Muhammad Asghar, the father of a student was quoted as saying by the paper.

Asghar said that the teacher was their relative and has forgiven him for his actions as he did it as a joke.

Following the incident, District Police Officer Malik Jameel Zafar took notice of the matter and directed the police to investigate into the video.

After the investigation, the Jalla Arain Police Station lodged a first information report (FIR) against Hamid on the complaint of Asghar.

However, Asghar told that he would forgive the teacher in court as well. The police conducted a raid at his house to arrest him but he was not home, the paper reported.

Lodhran education chief executive officer Abdul Razzaq said that he would look into the matter and take action against the teacher.

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