Bulandshahr case: Victim gets admission in Noida school

After a month long trauma, which also included politicians and social activists making a beeline to visit the Bulandshahr gangrape victims, a bureaucrat has lent a helping hand to the family and got the minor girl, who wants to be an IPS officer, admitted in a prestigious school of Noida to ensure she continues with her studies.

After a month long trauma, which also included politicians and social activists making a beeline to visit the Bulandshahr gangrape victims, a bureaucrat has lent a helping hand to the family and got the minor girl, who wants to be an IPS officer, admitted in a prestigious school of Noida to ensure she continues with her studies.

“I have assured her to provide all assistance to transform her dream into a reality,” said Noida district magistrate NP Singh, who had called the girl and her father to his residence last week and during the course of his conversation came to know that the girl had stopped going to school after the incident

SHE HAS BEEN ADMITTED IN CLASS 8 AND THE TEACHERS HAVE BEEN ASKED TO ENSURE THAT HER IDENTITY SHOULD NOT BE EXPOSED

on July 29. “I spoke to a few schools and she eventually got admission in one of the prestigious schools, which was situated close to her residence,” told Singh HT over phone. She has been admitted in class 8 and the teachers have been asked to take special care that her identity should not be exposed to other students.