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Class 2 student found murdered inside Gurgaon school toilet

| @indiablooms | Sep 08, 2017, at 08:28 pm
New Delhi, Sep 8 (IBNS) : In a shuddering incident, a seven-year-old student was found murdered in the washroom of Gurgaon school on Friday morning, media reports said.

The class two student of the Ryan International School was found in a pool of blood with his throat slit. A knife was found next to the body.

According to reports, the body was first sighted by a  school official, when he visited the toilet around 8.45 am, barely half an hour after the child arrived in the  school.

A large number of police officers have rushed to the school. They are questioning the staff, teachers and students.

Media reports said last year the same school  was accused of criminal negligence after a six-year-old student of Class 1 was found dead in a water tank  in Vasant Kunj. The investigation is still on.

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