Class 6 boy allegedly fills 5 girls' water bottles with urine in MP school

A Class 6 boy allegedly put urine in the water bottles of five girls at a government school in Guna district. Students alleged that the school principal asked them to eat chocolates after they complained about the foul-smelling water bottles and allegedly told them not to disclose the incident.The matter came to light when one of the students opened her water bottle and noticed a foul smell (Representative image)A Class 6 boy student allegedly filled the water bottles of five girl students with urine at a government middle school in Ghatavada village of Madhya Pradesh’s Guna district.The incident took place at the Ghatavada Government Middle School in Aron tehsil. According to the account of the students and their families, the boy allegedly carried out the act to harass and humiliate the girls.The matter came to light when one of the students opened her water bottle and noticed a foul smell. After she poured the contents on the ground and noticed a yellowish substance, she reportedly became distressed. The students later approached the school principal, Moolchand Kaushik. Water bottles filled with urine (Image: Vikash Dikshit) EAT CHOCOLATES AND TELL NO ONEThe girls have alleged that the principal advised them to eat chocolate if they felt their mouth tasted bad and asked them not to tell anyone about the incident. The students later informed their families after returning home, following which their parents reached the school and confronted the staff. The parents demanded strict action against the accused student, including his removal from the school.Following the complaint, an administrative team led by Aron SDM Manjusha Khatri reached the school and conducted an inquiry. Officials found that the Class 6 student had allegedly put urine in the bottles of five girls. The student and his parents were subsequently called for counselling. The role of the school principal has also come under scrutiny. While the students said they had initially complained to the principal, Kaushik later denied being present at the school when the incident allegedly occurred. He said he had travelled from Aron to Guna for an audit that day and that the incident did not take place in his presence.Guna Collector Kishore Kumar Kanyal has ordered an inquiry into the matter. Calling the incident “extremely shameful”, Kanyal said such an incident should not have happened and that the administration was awaiting the inquiry report before deciding on further action.The administration is now examining the circumstances surrounding the incident as well as the response of the school authorities.(With inputs from Vikash Dikshit)- EndsPublished By: Mridusmita DekaPublished On: Aug 19, 2026 12:44 IST