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KG girl attacked by Class 3 boy with stones, flowerpot in Panchkula school | Video

A six-year-old KG girl was seriously injured after a Class 3 student allegedly attacked her with stones and a flowerpot inside a Panchkula school. CCTV captured the assault as police and Haryana’s education department ordered separate inquiries.

Edited By Subhrajit Roy
Published: Oct 31, 2026, 02:57 PM IST | Updated: Oct 31, 2026, 04:29 PM IST
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A six-year-old KG girl was seriously injured after a Class 3 student allegedly attacked her with stones and a flowerpot inside a Panchkula school. CCTV captured the assault as police and Haryana’s education department ordered separate inquiries.

A six-year-old kindergarten girl was seriously injured after a Class 3 boy allegedly attacked her with stones and a flowerpot inside a government school in Haryana’s Panchkula. The incident, which occurred on Thursday at Sanskriti Model School in Sector 20, was captured on CCTV. Police have begun an investigation, while the Haryana education department has ordered an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the assault.

CCTV footage shows assault in classroom

According to investigators, the footage appears to show the Class 3 boy taking the girl to an empty classroom on the first floor, where he allegedly attacked her. The girl’s relatives told news agency ANI that the boy had told her that her father wanted to meet her.

The footage reportedly shows the boy pushing the girl to the floor, hitting her with stones and a flowerpot and kicking her repeatedly. He allegedly pulled her by the hair after she fell unconscious. Police said they were examining the footage and questioning school staff to establish the sequence of events.

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Girl shifted to PGIMER Chandigarh

The girl’s family began searching for her after she did not reach the vehicle arranged to take her home. Her relatives said the boy later directed them to the classroom where she was lying injured.

She was first taken to the Civil Hospital in Sector 6, Panchkula, from where doctors referred her to the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) in Chandigarh because of the seriousness of her injuries.

She was initially reported to be in a critical condition. A later report published by The Times of India on Saturday said her condition had become stable. She continues to receive treatment at the hospital.

Haryana orders inquiry into incident

Police from the Sector 20 police station visited the school and questioned staff members and the boy’s parents. The investigation is examining the CCTV evidence, the events on the first floor and whether the children were properly supervised.

The girl’s relatives have questioned the school’s safety and supervision arrangements and asked why no staff member intervened during the assault. They have also sought an explanation for how the child remained untraceable until her family arrived to collect her.

Haryana Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda has constituted a committee to probe the incident. He said the government was treating the matter seriously, and action would be taken if negligence was established.

Meanwhile, the police have taken the Class 3 student to PGIMER on Saturday for an assessment. 

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About the Author

Subhrajit Roy is a journalist with six years of experience in journalism. Previously, he spent over two years with a News Agency as a Sub Editor and a year with as a News Writer in a TV channel.He specialises in national and international affairs, particularly India-China-Pakistan geopolitics. He holds an M.A. in Mass Communication.He can be reached at subhrajit.roy@india.com.

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