Teacher arrested after student allegedly tortured in Rawalpindi seminary

Police in Rawalpindi have arrested a seminary teacher following allegations that he physically assaulted a student for wearing a torn cap.

According to police officials, the case was registered after the victim’s father filed a complaint against the teacher, accusing him of severe physical abuse. The incident reportedly took place inside a religious seminary where the student was studying.

The complainant stated that the teacher beat the student with a plastic pipe after noticing him wearing a torn cap. Following the complaint, police took immediate action and arrested the accused teacher.

Authorities confirmed that a medical examination of the student has been conducted to assess the extent of injuries. Investigations are also underway regarding allegations of physical torture and unlawful confinement.

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Police said the matter is being thoroughly investigated to determine all circumstances surrounding the incident and whether further legal violations were involved.

The case has raised serious concerns over student safety in educational institutions, particularly religious seminaries, where disciplinary practices sometimes come under scrutiny.

Officials emphasised that strict legal action will be taken if the allegations are proven, as violence against minors is a punishable offense under the law.

The incident has also sparked public debate on the need for better monitoring and regulation of disciplinary methods used in educational settings to ensure the protection of children.

Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.