Teachers: Students served us water laced with urine

July 17, 2012 11:39

Teachers of a state-run high school at Tharkheda in Madhya Pradesh's Shivpuri district have alleged that three students served them urine-laced water.

Shakir Ali, the principal, alleged in a complaint to the police that two Class IX students and a Class VII mixed urine in their drinking water on Saturday. One of the students, Ali claimed, admitted to the act when teachers who drank the water complained of foul smell.
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