A teacher of a private school in Bhimad Municipality slapped a hot tire on the cheeks of four students studying in the fourth grade for making noise in the classroom. This barbaric incident happened at Prabhat Academy Boarding School in Bhimad-6 Shantinagar.

When the students started making noise, the teacher Sushma Shrestha initially beat the students. At the same time, the teacher hit the cheeks of four students with a hot tire, saying that one of the students was teasing him. Out of the 4 students, two of the students' cheeks are clearly visible.

One of the parents of the victim student told Kantipur about 12 o'clock on Tuesday that the victim Miss called her child because she was making noise, so I hit her with a hot tire. She said, "Even before this, the madam herself had called me saying that my son had made a noise and put his hand in hot water." Even though the teacher told him not to tell others about the

incident, the parent said that he did not remain silent. She said, "When I heard the incident, I immediately went to the school and started to inquire. After that, we will take care of it. Let's fix this incident at the school." She said, "Children make noise, they even make noise". They should be reminded, they should be explained, it should not be beaten like this.'

The parents of the victim students demand that the teacher apologize to the victim student and expel him from the school. A parent said, "They are trying to reconcile us". We don't even know what to do, but we demand that the perpetrator should be punished according to the law.

The 32-year-old teacher who beat the student is working in the accounting department of the school. She is the daughter of Krishnadev Shrestha, the principal of the school. The teacher was arrested on Wednesday morning by the local police office Bhimad. Headmaster Shrestha said that it was an incident that should not have happened rather than making the child aware.

He said, "Since there was no big wound, the student was given first aid at the nearby Ayurvedic dispensary." All the expenses of the treatment have been borne by the school. The teacher told the school that he had made a mistake and had done something that should not be done in a hurry, said Shrestha, the principal of the school.