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A 9-year-old girl told her classmates she didn’t want to go to school… hours later, tragedy struck. New revelations in the Amayra death case hint at bullying and shocking secrets within Jaipur’s elite Neerja Modi School.
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Jaipur: The probe into the tragic death of fourth-grade student Amayra at Neerja Modi School in Jaipur has entered a decisive phase. The education department team is expected to submit its detailed report to the state government on Thursday. Preliminary findings, however, have already revealed concerning details, intensifying the scrutiny on the school and its administration.
A major revelation has come from Amayra’s classmates. During interviews with the investigation team, two students disclosed that on the day of the incident, Amayra had told them she did not want to come to school.
This statement has gained significance, suggesting that the young student may have been under emotional or psychological stress. The reluctance of a 9-10-year-old child to attend school, coupled with the tragic event that followed, raises serious questions about her well-being and the school environment.
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The investigation team is likely to speak with Amayra’s parents and close relatives to understand possible underlying reasons for her distress. Officials will probe whether the student faced any pressure or mental strain at school and if there were factors contributing to her hesitation to attend classes. The inquiry seeks to uncover the root causes behind her distress and its potential link to the fatal incident.
Amayra’s parents have accused the school of failing to address repeated bullying complaints. According to them, they had reported harassment incidents in September, as well as a similar issue a year prior. The parents claim the school did not take effective action, raising questions about the administration’s responsibility in safeguarding students and ensuring a safe learning environment.
District Education Officer Ramnivas Sharma, heading the investigation, shared that some students were reportedly using abusive language in class. CCTV footage shows the class teacher addressing the issue. Amayra also approached her teacher twice, though it is unclear whether she was directly subjected to any offensive remarks.
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Recognizing the sensitivity of the matter, Education Minister Madan Dilawar granted the investigation team an additional two days to finalize their report. The findings will form the basis for potential action against the school administration and staff, determining accountability and the steps necessary to prevent such tragedies in the future.
The case has ignited concerns about bullying, student safety, and the responsibilities of schools to protect their pupils. As Rajasthan awaits the official report, the investigation’s outcome is expected to shed light on the factors leading to this tragic incident and ensure justice for Amayra.
