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⚠️Here is the complete updated account of the shocking incident at FirstCry Intellitots Preschool in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad), Maharashtra.

On June 22, 2026, a 23-month-old boy was dropped off by his mother, a 29-year-old lawyer, around 10:30 AM. A female caretaker reportedly took one child out of the classroom, locked the door from the outside, and left the remaining toddlers unattended for approximately 30 minutes.
During this unsupervised period, another toddler (around 2 to 2.5 years old) repeatedly attacked the victim. The assault lasted 10 to 15 minutes and included beating and biting. The victim suffered at least 17 bite marks on his back, along with injuries to his face, nose, lips, chest, back, and feet. He was reportedly groaning in pain for nearly 45 minutes with no staff member present to stop the attack or check on the children.

The entire incident was captured on the preschool’s CCTV cameras. When the mother picked up her son later that day, the school initially told her it was only minor scratches.

Upon removing his clothes at home, she discovered the extent of the injuries and immediately rushed him to a private hospital for treatment.

Parents then demanded the full unedited CCTV footage. However, the school allegedly refused to hand it over and kept providing only edited versions. There are also serious allegations that the management offered the family ₹10 lakh along with three years of free education in exchange for not filing a complaint, reportedly saying words to the effect of “you can’t do anything to us.” The parents rejected the offer and approached the police.

Police registered an FIR at MIDC CIDCO Police Station against six to seven individuals associated with the preschool. Those named include owner Vijay Reddy from Hyderabad, CEO Shubham Maheshwari from Pune, Maharashtra State Head Anuradha Singh, managers Mangesh Musale and Vaibhav Sawde, principal Kanchan Yewale, and the caretaker on duty.

The case concerns negligence and failure to ensure child safety. No arrests have been made so far. Police are continuing to examine the full CCTV footage and question staff members.

The Maharashtra Education Department has separately launched an inquiry into the preschool’s operations, including questions around proper licensing and municipal permissions.

As of June 26, 2026, the injured child remains under medical care at a private hospital. Both the police investigation and the education department probe are ongoing. The preschool management and FirstCry have not issued a detailed public statement so far.

The CCTV video has gone viral on social media, triggering widespread outrage over child safety standards, inadequate supervision in preschools and daycares, and the way the incident was initially handled by the school. Many parents are now demanding stricter regulations, better staff-to-child ratios, immediate transparency, and stronger accountability from such facilities.

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