Pochampalli school to reopen today

Police bandobust to continue

September 19, 2010 11:40 pm | Updated November 28, 2021 09:42 pm IST - POCHAMPALLI:

A private school, Anna Arivagam in Pochampalli town in Krishnagiri district, which faced the wrath of villagers and anti-social elements on September 13 after the death S. Suresh, a Plus One student, when he was hit by the school bus will be reopened today after a gap of one week.

Mr. N.E. Parajan, Chairman, Islamic Education Trust, told The Hindu on Sunday that the school with a strength of 1,322 from Class VI to Plus Two (61 students in Plus One and 82 in Plus Two), will function as usual from Monday..

The management expects the cooperation of the parents, villagers and all sections of society to run the school peacefully for the benefit of the students and the rural community.

Mr. Parajan said that the incident that took place on the school premises was unfortunate and it was the act of the anti-social elements, who couldn't digest the development of the school.

23 arrested

Meanwhile, the police have arrested 23 persons in connection with the burning of furniture and other school records on September 13.

While eight persons were arrested on the day after the incident, the rest were arrested on Friday morning on the basis of the video footage recorded by the police.

Mr. A.G. Babu, Superintendent of Police told The Hindu that police picketing will continue with over 100 police personnel stationed in the vicinity of the school to prevent any untoward incident on Monday.

The picketing will continue till normality returns in the area, he added.

Mr. G. Sridharan, Chief Education Officer, said the education department will conduct a thorough probe on issues that were lingering in the minds of the people regarding the allegations against the school.

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