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Allegations of Child Molestation at Tongi Madrasa: Counter-Lawsuits Filed by Teacher and Parent

A viral video showing a parent slapping a teacher at a Tongi madrasa over allegations of kissing a first-grade student has sparked widespread debate. Both parties have filed counter-lawsuits, and police are currently investigating the incident.

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Published:Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 10:11 AM(1 hour ago)
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Allegations of Child Molestation at Tongi Madrasa: Counter-Lawsuits Filed by Teacher and Parent
Bangladesh
ছবি: চিত্রা পোস্ট অনলাইন ডেস্কSpecial Report
📌Key Highlights & Summary:
  • •Teacher jailed following allegations of molesting a first-grade student at a Tongi madrasa
  • •Counter-lawsuit filed against the parent for vandalism and alleged theft of 17 lakh taka
  • •The child's father held a press conference demanding safety and a fair investigation

A disturbing incident at a madrasa in Tongi, near Dhaka, has ignited a fierce national debate regarding child safety and the limits of parental intervention. The controversy erupted after a video went viral on social media, showing a parent physically assaulting a teacher who allegedly kissed a first-grade student. The footage, which captured the parent confronting the teacher about his behavior, has polarized public opinion, with many demanding justice for the child while others condemn the act of vigilantism.

According to the details emerging from the investigation, the teacher admitted to the inappropriate behavior during a confrontation with the child's father. Upon hearing the admission, the parent lost his composure and slapped the teacher. Local residents intervened, and police were called to the scene to rescue the teacher, who was subsequently taken into custody and sent to jail by the court.

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However, the situation escalated further when the madrasa principal filed a counter-lawsuit against the child's father. The police, led by the officer-in-charge of Tongi West Police Station, confirmed that the principal has accused the parent of vandalism, assaulting staff members, and allegedly looting 17 lakh taka from the institution. Authorities are currently working to apprehend the accused parent based on these charges.

In a press conference held on Friday night, the child's father expressed deep concern for his family's safety. He vehemently denied the allegations of looting, labeling them as a malicious conspiracy to deflect from the original issue of child molestation. He maintained that his visit to the madrasa was solely to seek justice for his daughter, claiming that the teacher had threatened the child to keep her silent about the incident.

Conversely, the madrasa principal has dismissed all allegations against the teacher as false, characterizing the entire episode as a conspiracy to tarnish the reputation of the religious institution. He emphasized that the physical assault and the alleged vandalism are serious criminal offenses that cannot be overlooked.

This incident has brought the issue of child protection within educational institutions to the forefront of public discourse in Bangladesh. As the legal battle intensifies, the public remains divided between those supporting the parent's protective instincts and those insisting on the rule of law. The police have assured a thorough and impartial investigation into both cases to ensure that the truth is uncovered and justice is served.

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