Road rally of villagers agitated against the death of teacher in Wardha

(By Representative) Mumbai, Ta. February 10, 2020, Monday

A college teacher, who was burnt to petrol in Hinganghat in Wardha, took her last breath at the hospital this morning. Due to this the feeling of grief was spread in the family and village of the deceased.

On the other hand, relatives refused to take the body until justice was received. But finally, the funeral procession of the deceased teacher was done this evening after the Home Minister discussed the phone and confirmed necessary action.

After the death of the teacher, angry people rallied. Police are said to have been stoned. Police also found light lathi charge. In Hinganghat, a tribute was paid to the deceased teacher by closing the school, college and market.

On the morning of February 3, in Hinganghat, Wardha, a teacher was going to college. At that time, accused Vicky alias Vikesh Nagar, near Nandori Chowk. He later burned the teacher with a petrol poured.

The locals opened fire. But the teacher was seriously scared. After the incident, the accused fled from the scene. However, the police later registered a case and arrested the accused.

All three operations were carried out on a hospital teacher in Nagpur, but her health had worsened since yesterday. Blood pressure was low. Breathing was also tortured. The teacher died of a heart attack at the hospital at 6.55am this morning.

With the news of the teacher's death, the people of the village were filled with grief. The villagers demanded that the accused defuse the incident and burn the petrol. Apart from this, the case should not be extended like the Nirbhaya case for immediate hanging and the accused, he added.

Meanwhile, agitated local residents staged a protest on the Aurangabad-Nagpur and Hyderabad-Nagpur highways. He made loud announcements. As a result, traffic was lost.

People threw stones at the police while the body of the teacher was taken in an ambulance. Police also charged the lathi. This made the situation tense. There was an imprisonment of police, set off in college and school to pay tribute to the victim.