In the days after his ‘Bt Bachao’ speech, the teenager raped by the teacher – The Times of India

Ahmedabad/Palanpur: A Class x student Allegedly raped her teacher, after winning deaf applause for her Save it, Beti Speech at a 26 January program in his village school GujaratIn order to focus on adjacent board examinations and the dream of becoming a police, they have stood against the storm in their lives.
Displaying extraordinary flexibility in front of trauma, he is ready for the exam from February 27, three weeks after the attack on 7 February. The teacher has been arrested.
“I have always dreamed of becoming a police officer. Science and mathematics are my favorite subjects. I will choose my academic section based on my board results,” 15-year-old parents are agricultural laborers.
On the importance of saving and educating the girl, the uproar in her life was removed just 11 days after her Republic Day speech in her life. The 33 -year -old schoolgirl allegedly assaulted her after allegedly brought to a hotel on the pretense of her birthday celebrations. He is also accused of threatening to fail him in the board examination.
Since the horror of 7 February, the girl has been living with her father’s sister, who has two exams. “We don’t want people and relatives to streaming daily and bother his studies,” said his uncle.
As she maintains the same unwavering dedication to her studies as she did before her ordinance, she has immense emotional support from her two cousins, who study with her, offer their company in these efforts. Are. “We are proud of his courage and determination incredibly. We will support every step, no matter what challenges,” his uncle said.
While living in a joint family, most of the members make life as agricultural laborers. “We do not want our future generation to have a toilet in the hands of the field. Finally, we are not a landlord. We realize the importance of education,” said his uncle. The praise is not limited to the family because the girl is seen as a ray of flexibility for countless others who falter when facing less challenges.
The principal of his Grant-in-Ad School is one of the growing list of those who appreciate his fate-like the 26 January audience. “She has been a bright student who never misses classes. It is inspiring, at least to say, the way she is navigating these challenging times with courage and flexibility,” the principal Told TOI.