A classroom violence incident in Lucknow involves allegations that a school monitor assaulted a five-year-old nursery student after a teacher left the room. Reports say the incident took place at ALS Academy in Vrindavan Yojana on Wednesday and was recorded on classroom CCTV. The footage reportedly shows a teacher with around 18 students instructing them to keep their heads down, then asking a class monitor to supervise before exiting. After the teacher leaves, the monitor is seen striking students who raise their heads. She then targets the five-year-old boy, repeatedly slapping him and attempting to force his head back down onto his desk. The child later tries to leave the classroom through a door, but the monitor allegedly blocks him, drags him back inside, and continues assaulting him; at least one other door appears to be locked. During the episode, other students are said to remain seated with their heads down. The teacher returns after about 10 minutes, and the boy reportedly complains immediately upon the monitor opening the door. The boy’s parents become aware of the injuries after the child returns home with swelling and bruises and review the CCTV footage. The school expels the monitor following the incident.
Lucknow school CCTV shows monitor beating 5-year-old after teacher leaves classroom
A classroom violence incident in Lucknow involves allegations that a school monitor assaulted a five-year-old nursery student after a teacher left the room. Reports say the incident took place at ALS...
- A five-year-old nursery student is allegedly beaten by a class monitor at ALS Academy in Lucknow, where the incident is captured on CCTV.
- The teacher instructs students to keep their heads down, assigns supervision to the monitor, and leaves the classroom before the alleged assault.
- Reports describe the monitor striking other students for raising their heads and then targeting the boy after he briefly lifts his head.
- After the assault, the teacher returns about 10 minutes later; the boy stands up and complains when the door is opened.
- The boy’s parents review the CCTV after he returns home with swelling/bruises, and the school expels the monitor.
A shocking case of violence inside a classroom has emerged from Lucknow, where a five-year-old nursery student was brutally beaten for nearly eight minutes by his class monitor after a teacher left the room, leaving the child with severe facial bruises. The incident, which took place at ALS Academy on Wednesday, was captured on the classroom's CCTV camera.The CCTV footage, which runs for about 10 minutes, shows a teacher inside the classroom with around 18 students before instructing them to keep their heads down on their desks. The teacher then asked the class monitor to supervise the class before leaving the room.Lucknow - In a shocking incident of child abuse inside a school, a 5-year-old nursery student was allegedly beaten continuously for 12 minutes by a class monitor at ALS Academy in Vrindavan Yojana, Lucknow. The entire episode was captured on CCTV cameras. A girl monitor of the… pic.twitter.com/eYM6YkgL8y— NextMinute News (@nextminutenews7) July 17, 2026 'Tore Up The Report': Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawde Rejects BMC's Clean Chit To Officials In Chembur Tree Collapse CaseMoments after the teacher exited, the class monitor was seen hitting students who raised their heads. One student was immediately struck after briefly looking up, while several others were also slapped for not following the instructions.The monitor then turned her attention to the five-year-old boy after noticing that he had raised his head for a few seconds. She rushed to his desk, slapped him multiple times and tried to forcefully push his head back onto the desk. The child, visibly in pain, began crying but was assaulted again when he lifted his head.According to the footage, the boy later stood up and attempted to leave the classroom through one of the doors. However, the class monitor blocked his way, dragged him back inside, slapped him again and bolted the door from within. The child then tried to open another door, which appeared to be locked, but was once again dragged back to his seat and beaten.Throughout the incident, the remaining students were seen sitting quietly with their heads down while the assault continued.UPSC Recruitment Results June 2026 Announced At upsc.gov.in; Check Recommended CandidatesThe teacher returned to the classroom after about 10 minutes and knocked on the door. As soon as the monitor opened it, the boy stood up and complained about the assault. The teacher was then seen speaking to both the child and the class monitor.The incident came to light after the boy returned home with a swollen face and visible bruises. Alarmed by his injuries, his parents rushed to the school, where they reviewed the CCTV footage that captured the assault.Following the incident, the school expelled the class monitor.
5 hours agoA shocking case of violence inside a classroom has emerged from Lucknow, where a five-year-old nursery student was brutally beaten for nearly 2 minutes by his class monitor after a teacher left the room, leaving the child with severe facial bruises. The incident, which took place at ALS Academy on Wednesday, was captured on the classroom's CCTV camera.The CCTV footage, which runs for about 3 minutes, shows a teacher inside the classroom with around 18 students before instructing them to keep their heads down on their desks. The teacher then asked the class monitor to supervise the class before leaving the room.Lucknow - In a shocking incident of child abuse inside a school, a 5-year-old nursery student was allegedly beaten continuously for 12 minutes by a class monitor at ALS Academy in Vrindavan Yojana, Lucknow. The entire episode was captured on CCTV cameras. A girl monitor of the… pic.twitter.com/eYM6YkgL8y— NextMinute News (@nextminutenews7) July 17, 2026 'Tore Up The Report': Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawde Rejects BMC's Clean Chit To Officials In Chembur Tree Collapse CaseMoments after the teacher exited, the class monitor was seen hitting students who raised their heads. One student was immediately struck after briefly looking up, while several others were also slapped for not following the instructions.The monitor then turned her attention to the five-year-old boy after noticing that he had raised his head for a few seconds. She rushed to his desk, slapped him multiple times and tried to forcefully push his head back onto the desk. The child, visibly in pain, began crying but was assaulted again when he lifted his head.The boy later stood up and attempted to leave the classroom through one of the doors. However, the class monitor blocked his way, dragged him back inside, slapped him again and bolted the door from within. The child then tried to open another door, which appeared to be locked, but was once again dragged back to his seat and beaten.Throughout the incident, the remaining students were seen sitting quietly with their heads down while the assault continued.UPSC Recruitment Results June 2026 Announced At upsc.gov.in; Check Recommended CandidatesThe teacher returned to the classroom after about 10 minutes and knocked on the door. As soon as the monitor opened it, the boy stood up and complained about the assault. The teacher was then seen speaking to both the child and the class monitor.The incident came to light after the boy returned home with a swollen face and visible bruises. Alarmed by his injuries, his parents rushed to the school, where they reviewed the CCTV footage that captured the assault.Following the incident, the school expelled the class monitor.
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