When scolded in Madrasa, 14 year old student slashes Maulvi’s neck, attacks with sharp weapon

Ghaziabad Madarasa News: A 14-year-old student studying in a Madarsa in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, attacked a Maulvi with a sharp weapon and injured him when he was scolded. After the attack, the accused student fled from the spot. Maulvi was seriously injured in the student attack and was admitted to the hospital for treatment. The incident took place in Bhojpur police station area of ​​Ghaziabad. In this matter, the police have registered a case against three people and are busy taking further action.

Actually, the whole matter is about a madrasa located in village Todi Terah Biswa of Bhojpur police station area of ​​Ghaziabad. A 14-year-old student studying in a madrasa attacked Maulvi Aas Mohammad with a sharp weapon. Maulvi was seriously injured in the student attack, he has been admitted to the hospital for treatment. It was told that the Maulvi had scolded the student for not coming to the Madrasa, on which the student attacked his neck with a sharp weapon and injured him. Maulvi Aas Mohammad was admitted to a nearby hospital where Maulvi’s condition remains stable.

Police registered a case against three
ACP Gyan Prakash Rai said, this incident happened on September 25. Madrasa student attacked Maulvi Aas Mohammad with a sharp weapon. Maulvi Aas Mohammad’s father Gulzar, who is a resident of Johra village in Meerut, has filed a complaint against three persons regarding this matter in Bhojpur police station. On the basis of the complaint, FIR has been registered against three people in this case.

All aspects regarding the incident are being investigated and necessary legal action is being taken. At present, the police has started strict legal action against the accused. Police say that only after investigation it will be clear what was the real reason behind this attack. The condition of Maulvi Aas Mohammad is now stable, but the incident has created an atmosphere of tension in the madrasa.

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