Northeast India’s Only English and Hindi Satellite News Channel

Meghalaya: School Principal accused of molesting students ‘evades’ custody

First Published: 29th May, 2018 15:49 IST

While the civil society and NGOs are demanding speedy action against the accused principal of St George HS school in the molestation and thrashing case involving minors. Meghalaya police on

While the civil society and NGOs are demanding speedy action against the accused principal of St George HS school in the molestation and thrashing case involving minors.

Meghalaya police on Monday informed that the accused has not been arrested as he is cooperating with the investigation.

The investigation officer had informed on Sunday that the principal, Simon Joseph was arrested and the police recorded his statement.

Superintendent of police, Davis Marak said that a case has been registered, but he has not been arrested as of yet as he is cooperating well with the police and a section 41E notice has also been issued to him as all sections against him are below seven years.

This, however is not going very well with the CSWO who has already apprised the state women and children commission.

Meanwhile, the chairperson of the State Commission for protection of child right, Meena Kharkongor reacting on the report said that the commission is taking the issue very seriously and will follow it up.

Kharkongor also said that if the accusation is true, it is totally condemnable and unfortunate.

COMMENTS

WE RECOMMEND

Banner
Amid petrol bomb attacks, govt vehicle set ablaze in Shillong

Police said that vehicles are being targeted in areas which are not under the surveillance of CCTV cameras.

03rd May 2024
Banner
Busy Umiam Bridge back to its original position after initial renovation work: CM Conrad Sangma

DCs of East Khasi Hills and Ri-Bhoi districts had requested the PWD to identify alternate routes to ensure smooth movement of traffic while the repair work in on

02nd May 2024
Banner
Meghalaya petrol bomb attacks: Asked DGP to ensure such incidents do not repeat, says Dy CM Prestone Tynsong

Since April 3, there have been 5 petrol bomb attacks – 4 in Shillong and one in Jowai and two attacks took place in the Shillong Sadar police station and Rynjah Police station today, May 1.

01st May 2024
Banner
Petrol bombs the new weapon of violence in Meghalaya?

Meghalaya reported 7 petrol bomb attacks in less than a month. Two of these attacks were reported today

01st May 2024
Banner
Petrol bombs hurled at police stations, govt office in Shillong, second incident in less than a week

The bombs were hurled at office of the Meghalaya Construction Corporation and Shillong Sadar police station and Rynjah police station

01st May 2024