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2 Bihar teachers dismissed after FIR alleges they sexually assaulted student, recorded clips

The FIR alleges that both the teachers sexually assaulted a student, recorded objectionable videos and later used it to threaten and blackmail her.

Published on: Sep 22, 2026, 09:31:37 IST
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Two government teachers in Bihar’s Buxar district were dismissed from service following allegations of sexual assault of a girl student, the state government said in an order.

Officials said that investigation found allegations against the teachers to be true and the education department dismissed both of them from the service. (PTI/Representational)
Officials said that investigation found allegations against the teachers to be true and the education department dismissed both of them from the service. (PTI/Representational)

Officials said that investigation found allegations against the teachers to be true and the education department dismissed both of them from the service. The teachers have been identified as Birendra Pal, an assistant teacher, and Arvind Kumar, a middle school teacher. The education department suspended both of them on September 2.

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An FIR was registered on the complaint of the victim’s mother against three teachers, including headmaster Mohammad Imam Ali Ansari on September 3. The FIR alleges that both the teachers sexually assaulted a student, recorded objectionable videos and later used it to threaten and blackmail her. The headmaster is accused of trying to shield the two teachers. Police had earlier arrested Arvind Kumar and subsequently the headmaster. The third accused, Birendra Pal, was arrested on September 7 from Buxar railway station while allegedly attempting to flee.

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After the matter came to light, education minister Mithilesh Tiwari had directed the Buxar DM and SP to send the case to a fast track court and a hearing will be held soon. “After the police investigation and departmental inquiry by the education department, the dismissal action has been taken under Rule 14 (XI) of the Bihar Government Servants (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 2005,” said an official aware of the matter.

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