School teacher arrested for sending vulgar messages to student in Udumalpet
The Hindu
The All Women Police Station (AWPS), Udumalpet, arrested a teacher of a government-aided school in Tiruppur district on charges of sending vulgar messages to a girl student.The police said that P. Ash
The All Women Police Station (AWPS), Udumalpet, arrested a teacher of a government-aided school in Tiruppur district on charges of sending vulgar messages to a girl student.
The police said that P. Ashokkumar (37), a Tamil teacher in a school in Udumalpet, was arrested on Saturday based on the complaint lodged by the ChildLine coordinator of Tiruppur district.
According to the police, ChildLine received a call on January 4 that said that the teacher sent inappropriate messages to the 17-year-old student through WhatsApp in July 2021.
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