In a shocking incident in Dhamtari, Chhattisgarh, a school student attacked two teachers with a knife, leaving one critically injured. The incident occurred on Thursday at a private school, creating panic among students and staff.

Teachers Attacked on School Premises

The student allegedly attacked teachers Mohammad Junaid Ahmed and Kulpreet Azmani on the second floor of the school building. Both sustained injuries, with Ahmed being critically hurt. The injured were immediately rushed to the district hospital in Dhamtari. According to Dr. Akhilesh Dewangan, Ahmed’s condition was severe, and he was referred to a higher medical facility for advanced treatment.

"Both victims were brought to the district hospital. One has sustained severe injuries and has been referred for better care," said Dr. Dewangan.

Motive Behind the Attack Preliminary investigations reveal that the student was upset after being reprimanded by one of the teachers for irregular attendance and lack of focus in studies. Reportedly, the student had been carrying a knife for several days, planning the attack. On Thursday, he executed the assault during school hours.

Police Investigation Underway

The student fled the scene immediately after the attack. Kotwali police reached the spot and registered an FIR against the accused based on the injured teachers' statements. A manhunt has been launched to locate the absconding student.

"We received information about the incident at the private school. A student attacked teachers with a knife. Investigations are ongoing," said Kotwali Police Station in-charge Rajesh Marai.

A Wake-Up Call

This incident highlights the increasing need for schools to address behavioral issues among students and ensure safety protocols on campuses. The shocking nature of the attack has left the local community in disbelief, sparking discussions about the role of disciplinary actions and mental health support in schools.

Authorities are continuing their efforts to apprehend the accused and ensure justice for the injured teachers.