الهند: مخاوف الاعتداءات تعيق رجوع الطلاب المسلمين إلى المدارس

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

ما تزال واقعة الاعتداء على "محمد أخلاق" (52 عامًا) - الذي لقِي حتفه على يد مجموعة من الهندوس في 28 سبتمبر الماضي بسبب شائعة تناوُله لحوم الأبقار - تثير المخاوف بين المسلمين؛ حيث يمتنع الطلاب المسلمون في قرية "بيسارا" عن الذهاب إلى المدارس خشية التعرض للاعتداءات.

وقد امتد تأثير الجريمة البشعة إلى المؤسسات التعليمة؛ حيث ظلت بعض المدارس مغلقة تحسبًا لتبعات الجريمة التي وقعت بعد إعلان معبد هندوسي نبأ تناوُل الضحية للحوم الأبقار؛ مما حفَّز مجموعة من 60 هندوسيًّا على استدراجه وولده وضربهما ضربًا أفضى إلى موت الأب وإصابة الابن إصابات بالغة؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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الخبر من مصدره الأصلي:

As Bisara limps its way back to normalcy, teachers of the lower primary school located in the heart of the village await Muslim students who have not attended any classes since Mohamad Akhlaq was lynched by a mob on September 28.

The school has classes up to class V and a total of 129 including 32 Muslims. Poonam Chauhan, a teacher here, was teaching the first standard when dna spoke to her. Her class has 5-6 Muslim students who too have remained absent so far.

However, students not attending classes is not the only concern for the teachers of this school. Poonam told dna that after the killing of Akhlaq, the schools remained shut for the next few days giving students ample time to be at home.

"The moment the children walked in they started discussing things which they must have been hearing at their homes. I literally had to let them play to take their mind off from what they were talking about," she said. Poonam also told dna that she would be carefully observing behaviour of her students over the next few days and if she finds something distasteful or alarming, the children will be immediately counselled.

"Children are innocent and impressionable. Hence I have decided to tread carefully from now on,"she said. "I hope the Muslim students return soon," she added.