🚨 TRAGEDIA EN INDIA 🚩⚠️ || Niño de 6 años muere en su salón de clases tras ser golpeado por su maestraUn trágico suceso conmociona al estado de Andhra Pradesh, India. Pranay Teja, un pequeño de apenas seis años, falleció dentro del aula del Little Garden School luego de recibir un castigo físico por parte de su profesora, identificada como Anuradha.
📉 Los hechos grabados en video
Las cámaras de seguridad del colegio captaron el momento exacto de la agresión. En las imágenes se observa cómo la docente abofetea al menor en la mejilla por no haber entregado la tarea. Segundos después del golpe, el niño se queda completamente inmóvil y se desploma en el suelo.
🏥 Traslado de emergencia
El personal educativo intentó reanimar a Pranay en el lugar y lo trasladó de urgencia al King George Hospital. Lamentablemente, los médicos confirmaron que llegó sin signos vitales. Los primeros reportes apuntan a que un paro cardíaco, fulminado por el pánico y el fuerte susto, pudo causar el deceso. Sin embargo, la policía espera los resultados de la autopsia para determinar si el menor padecía alguna condición médica previa.
⚖️ Exigencia de justicia
La difusión del video provocó la indignación inmediata de la comunidad. Los padres y familiares de la víctima se manifestaron enfurecidos a las afueras del colegio y del hospital, exigiendo el arresto de la maestra y sanciones severas contra la dirección del plantel. Las autoridades policiales ya abrieron una investigación formal para esclarecer el caso.
An employee with your bank behaved like this with a delivery boy just because he was late @UCOBankOfficial
I hope you take cognizance and also action
He not only assaulted but threatened the man with false molestation rape case as well
Requesting @gurgaonpolice@police_haryana@cmohry to take strict action against this woman assaulting a helpless maid
I have been told this is Camellias Gurgaon. Have got to know about the owner too. Please reach out for further details
I can challenge you that, none of the 21 BJP CMs in India can ever understand this sort of questions.
Karnataka CM @DKShivakumar handled the questions that too without the help of Teleprompter 😅.
Modi should learn from South Indian politicians.
Sir, I just come here to earn for 2 hours... 💔
In Delhi's Janakpuri, the police threw away the food of a small shopkeeper who sets up a roadside stall—his cry of anguish, weeping and wailing, is a stain on the system and humanity!
Is this how those earning their daily bread are treated?
Is this the training given to those in khaki uniforms?
Delhi Police can be comfortably labeled as the worst Anti People Police in the World. We know why it is like that. By now all of India knows.
Outrageously Inhuman.
#DelhiPolice
@DelhiPolice
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I would strongly suggest avoiding booking flights through platforms like @makemytrip whenever possible. Book directly with the airline instead.
I had booked my tickets Months back for my travel in June to Munich. 10 days before the departure, the airline cancelled my booking.
I applied for the refund on 21st May, the same day the flight was cancelled. @makemytrip initially showed an expected refund date of 31st May (later I was told it could take up to 28 days). It has now been around 40 days, and I still haven't received my refund.
When I contact Kuwait Airways, they tell me the booking was made through MakeMyTrip, so any refund request has to come from them.
When I contact MakeMyTrip, they tell me Kuwait Airways hasn't released the refund.
You're basically stuck in an endless loop, with each side asking you to speak to the other, while your money remains blocked.
Over the last 40 days, I've contacted @makemytrip at least 4–5 times. Every single time, I'm told the issue has been "escalated." After multiple escalations, there has still been no resolution.
Despite assurances that the refund would be processed by the end of June, I'm now being told they still haven't received the money from the airline.
This experience has convinced me that for international travel, it's always better to book directly with the airline.
If something goes wrong, cancellations and refunds are usually much simpler because you're dealing with the airline directly instead of being caught between two companies.
@KuwaitAirways@makemytrip@makemytripcare@DGCAIndia@airsewa_MoCA@jagograhakjago
When a #seafarer is at sea, he is not just operating a ship; he is carrying the dreams of his family and contributing to the nation's trade. But when that same seafarer finds himself in crisis, the biggest question is does the seafaring community stand by one of its own?
Today, Captain Ajay Pant's family is going through such a difficult time. His wife continues to fight with hope for justice. At a time like this, if we, the seafarers, do not become the voice of our fellow seafarer, then who will?
This is not the time to remain silent or merely watch on social media. It is the time to stand united. We appeal to all seafarers, masters, captains, engineers, ratings, maritime organizations, and retired seafarers to come forward and support their fellow seafarer and his family.
Our objective is not to blame anyone, but to ensure that Captain Ajay Pant's case receives a fair, transparent, and compassionate review, and that his family is given hope for justice.
Marine Tanks has stood with the Pant family from day one and continues to extend every possible support within its capacity. Now, it is time for the entire Indian seafaring community to stand together as one family. Because if we do not raise our voices for one of our own today, another seafarer's family may find themselves standing alone tomorrow.
The pain of one seafarer should be the pain of the entire seafaring community.
#JusticeForAjayPant #StandWithCaptainAjayPant #IndianSeafarers #MarineTanks #BringHimHome
@dgshipping_IN@MEAIndia@KVSinghMPGonda@sarbanandsonwal@RituPantxkk