MYSURU: An SSLC scholar of a non-public school died after he suffered grievous injuries in a kabaddi match here on Thursday. Akash, 16, from Sharada School, was once taking part in with classmates on the time of the incident.
According to police, Akash, son of Ramesh and Shobha and a resident of Janatanagar, was once running back after a ride and hit the wall that’s less than 2ft from the kabaddi circuit. He suffered grievous injuries at the back of his head. School authorities led via headmistress Bharathi and different academics rushed to the boy to a clinic the place he was once declared introduced dead. The school control met the boy’s folks and assured them Rs 3.five lakh in compensation.
Police sources mentioned the school had called in a bodily education trainer from every other school to conduct kabaddi video games in a qualified manner, but the trainer allegedly didn’t supply enough space between the kabaddi court and the school construction which has windows with iron mesh. The kabaddi court was once marked with an iron pole well inside the play area.
Akash’s father Ramesh told TOI they gained a decision from the school about the twist of fate. We rushed to the clinic to find him dead," he mentioned, adding he’s lodged a grievance with Saraswatipuram police station.
According to police, Akash, son of Ramesh and Shobha and a resident of Janatanagar, was once running back after a ride and hit the wall that’s less than 2ft from the kabaddi circuit. He suffered grievous injuries at the back of his head. School authorities led via headmistress Bharathi and different academics rushed to the boy to a clinic the place he was once declared introduced dead. The school control met the boy’s folks and assured them Rs 3.five lakh in compensation.
Police sources mentioned the school had called in a bodily education trainer from every other school to conduct kabaddi video games in a qualified manner, but the trainer allegedly didn’t supply enough space between the kabaddi court and the school construction which has windows with iron mesh. The kabaddi court was once marked with an iron pole well inside the play area.
Akash’s father Ramesh told TOI they gained a decision from the school about the twist of fate. We rushed to the clinic to find him dead," he mentioned, adding he’s lodged a grievance with Saraswatipuram police station.
Mysuru: 16-year-old boy dies in kabaddi accident
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