Principal K!lls 6-Year-Old For Resisting R@pe

The investigation into the death of a six-year-old child in Gujarat’s Dahod district, India, has yielded a horrifying result.

The Class I student was allegedly choked to death by her school’s principal after resisting his sexual assault attempts. He then dropped her dead on the school grounds, along with her bag and shoes near the classroom.

The culprit, Govind Natt, 55, has been arrested by police.

Senior police officer Rajdeep Singh Jhala stated that the six-year-old girl’s body was discovered on the grounds of her school on Thursday evening, September 19, causing fear in the town.

The post-mortem found that she suffocated to death.

Police opened a case and organized ten squads to investigate the incident.

The girl’s mother told the authorities that she attended school with the principal, Govind Natt, every day.

When the cops approached him, he explained that he had dropped the girl off at school and gone to work.

The officers weren’t convinced. When they checked Govind Natt’s phone location records on the day of the incident, they discovered that he arrived late to school. When confronted, the principal admitted to the horrible crime.

“He picked up the girl from her home at around 10.20 am. Her mother helped her get into the principal’s car and saw her off. But she never reached the school. The school’s students and teachers confirmed this. On the way to school, the principal tried to s*xually assault her, and she started shouting,” the senior officer said, adding that the principal choked the girl to stop her from shouting.

When the principal arrived at the school, he locked his car and left the girl’s body inside.

“Around 5 pm, he dumps the body behind the school building and plants her school bag and shoes outside her classroom. He denied this initially, but we suspected him after the technical analysis,” Mr Jhala said.

According to police, Govind Natt is facing serious charges under the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.

State Education Minister Kuber Dindor described it as a horrible incident for society.

“I am pained by this. We were following this up for three days. We had told police to get to the bottom of this. The principal has been arrested. I condemn this incident and we will take steps to ensure such crimes are not repeated.”

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