I don't think she will ever come back to this school: Classmates of Handwara girl

April 21, 2016 13:40

When the Government Girls Higher Secondary School opened in Handwara on Wednesday after eight days of massive protests and curfew, only 20 students out of the 1,150 enrolled were present.

The 20 had formed groups to discuss the tumultuous events that have taken place since April 12, when protests erupted against the molestation of a minor girl, allegedly by an Armyman.The teachers had also formed groups. There was no class work today. Read more

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