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Raipur, Jan 30: The Kendriya Vidyalaya teacher, who had told girl students and it was Nirbhaya’s fault that she was gangraped, reiterated her shocking comment saying the 23-year-old Paramedic student would have saved herself had she not ventured out late.
A biology teacher in a Kendriya Vidyalaya in Raipur allegedly delivered moral policing lectures to her class, making cringe-worthy comments about Delhi gangrape victim, Nirbhaya. She allegedly told students that wearing revealing clothes incite crimes like the Delhi gangrape and that girls were themselves responsible for incidents like this.
After controversy broke out, she remained defiant and repeated her comments to the media.She said that she had seen a Class 11 student outside at 8:30 pm and suggested her to go home.
“A person’s safety is in their own hands.What happened with Nirbhaya was wrong but had she not gone out late, she could have saved herself,” Snehlata Shankhwar said.
“I instruct girls according to KV code of conduct. Parents should ensure that their children should at least wear the school uniform properly. I have objected and pointed out at girl students for wearing lipstick at times,” she added.
According to reports, the teacher teaches biology in Kendriya Vidyalaya. She allegedly told Class 9 and Class 11 girls that they should dress properly as if a girl exposes her body, boys think she is available.
She also said that it was the Delhi gangrape had occurred due to the mistake of Nirbhaya. She said that girls who face such incidents were cursed and it was punishment for them. She said when boys see girls “doing it”, they think that the girl will “do it” with others.
The woman said all these cringe-worthy things to her Class 9 and Class 11 students. Parents of these girls lodged a complaint with the principal of the school.
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