Faridabad Girl's Father Claims She Was Punished for Eating Biryani Before Death

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The father of a deceased school girl in Faridabad, Pramod Kumar, has alleged that his daughter was punished by school staff for eating biryani. He claims the girl was ordered to stand outside her classroom in the sun as part of the punishment. According to Kumar, his daughter spent approximately two hours with the vice principal before her death. The father's allegations have raised serious questions about the school's disciplinary practices and duty of care. Authorities are expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.

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