Bengaluru School Kids Tied To Tree, Forced To Smoke; Six Arrested: Police
NDTV
Some students between the age group of 10-13 years of a BBMP-run school in Whitefield Police Jurisdiction were frequently being bullied by a gang of six people inside the campus.
At least six people were arrested for allegedly torturing children by tying them up to a tree and forcing them to smoke beedi inside a government school campus in Bengaluru, Karnataka, the police said.
Five minors are among those arrested, the police added.
Some students between the age group of 10-13 years of a Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP)-run school in Whitefield Police Jurisdiction were allegedly frequently being bullied by a gang of six people inside the campus.
Video clips shot discreetly by locals surfaced recently which showed the brutality the children were subjected to last week.
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