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Six-year-old child dies after being slapped by teacher in India

Al Jazeera Friday 21 August 2026, 12:17 UTC 1 min read
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Six-year-old child dies after being slapped by teacher in India NewsFeed Six-year-old child dies after being slapped by teacher in India A six-year-old child has collapsed and died after being slapped by his teacher in India. The incident was captured on a security camera in the classroom and is being investigated by the police.

Six-year-old child dies after being slapped by teacher in India NewsFeed Six-year-old child dies after being slapped by teacher in India A six-year-old child has collapsed and died after being slapped by his teacher in India. The incident was captured on a security camera in the classroom and is being investigated by the police. Published On 21 Aug 2026
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