Chaubepur Police Book Teacher and Principal After Student Alleges Classroom Assault

Chaubepur police on Sunday–Monday, 7 September 2026, registered a case after a student from the Chandravati area alleged that he was assaulted inside a private school, first by his mathematics teacher and then by the principal. Station House Officer Anil Kumar Sharma said the complaint came as a prayer-petition from the student, that a case was booked, and that the boy was sent for medical examination at Narpatpur Community Health Centre.

As per the tip and police naming on the record, the mathematics teacher is Awadhesh Yadav and the principal is Manish Maurya. Both are named as accused in the FIR process described by the station. Those are allegations under investigation. They are not convictions.

The student, identified in local briefings as Roshan Jaiswal, alleged that the teacher beat him after a classroom joke, that he was then taken to the principal’s office, and that the principal joined the assault before he was dragged out of the school. An uncle’s complaint of further abuse when the boy returned home also figures in the account that reached the station. Graphic detail of the alleged beating is not rehearsed here. The desk’s duty on a child-sensitive file is to record the FIR, the named accused, the medical step and the station officer—not to colour the violence.

SHO Anil Kumar Sharma is the named officer on the registration. Narpatpur CHC is where police said the medical exam was ordered. Chandravati is the student’s locality link in the tip. The private school’s formal recognition status and board affiliation claims that appeared in secondary chatter are kept out of this copy because they were not verified against an official education-department extract in this pass.

Police have not, in the briefing relied on here, announced arrests. Registration of the case and the medical referral are the Monday markers. Further steps—statements, site inspection, sections finally locked on the charge sheet—will follow the investigation.

Schools in the Chaubepur belt sit under the same child-protection expectations as any other campus in the district. A classroom joke ending in an alleged office assault is precisely the kind of complaint that stations are expected to take on paper rather than mediate informally. That the SHO put the prayer-petition on the FIR book is the procedural point this desk is marking.

Parents and guardians reading this file should note what is established and what is not. Established: a student complaint, an FIR, two named accused in the tip, a medical exam order at Narpatpur CHC, and SHO Anil Kumar Sharma on the record. Not established: a court finding, a completed internal school inquiry published to this desk, or verified recognition paperwork for the campus.

Chaubepur police have booked the teacher and principal named in the student’s assault allegation; the medical slip from Narpatpur CHC and the investigation that follows will decide how far the FIR travels. Until then, the story stays on the complaint, the registration and the child-sensitive limits of public detail.