Sixteen students have been expelled from the residential school located in Rajouli, Nawada district. These students are accused of severely assaulting their junior classmates and behaving indecently with teachers. The school administration took this stern decision after investigating these serious allegations. This incident reflects the school's commitment to maintaining an educational environment and establishing discipline.

According to information, the expelled students belong to various classes. The school management had been receiving continuous complaints that these students were harassing junior students, assaulting them, and violating school rules. Furthermore, when teachers tried to intervene or explain, these students used abusive language and defied orders. These actions were polluting the academic atmosphere of the school and creating an environment of fear among other students.

The school management took these complaints seriously and formed an internal inquiry committee. The committee spoke to all concerned parties, including junior students, other teachers, and the accused students. After the allegations were confirmed during the investigation, the school administration unanimously decided to expel these 16 students with immediate effect. The school principal stated that such indiscipline and violent behavior would not be tolerated at any cost. He emphasized that the primary objective of the school is to impart quality education along with moral values and discipline to the students.

This incident has sparked a new debate on issues of discipline and mutual behavior among students in residential schools. Parents have also been urged to instill good values and respect in their children to prevent the recurrence of such incidents in the future. The school administration has also clarified that they will take all possible steps to ensure a safe and positive academic environment for other students.