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Thane sexual abuse case: School principal among 3 suspended; parents stage rail blockade

DNA Tuesday, 20 August 2024
Residents in Badlapur protested against the sexual abuse of two minor girls which occurred last week. Police have arrested a person in the case. The parents came to know about the incident on August 18 and filed an FIR.
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News video: Thousands protest alleged sexual abuse of schoolgirls in India

Thousands protest alleged sexual abuse of schoolgirls in India 00:34

Police in the western state of Maharashtra, India, charged at protesters with batons on Tuesday (August 20) after thousands blocked railway tracks for hours in a demonstration against the alleged sexual abuse of two four-year-old girls by a cleaner at a school outside the financial capital of Mumbai.

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