Two girl students are missing from Bhagini Nibedita Girls H.S. School hostel since November 18. The girls have not returned to their house till today.
Meanwhile the school authority has not filed a complaint to Women Police Station of Kailashahar.
Sources said that the two students are missing from their room of the hostel since November 17. Hostel In-Charge teacher Rajlaxmi Dutta came to know the incident on next day.
The authority recovered a letter from the room of the missing students. In the letter the students raised allegation of torture against the Hostel In-charge. The incident created tension among the girls of the hostel. Although, the Women Police Station has not succeeded to get any trace of the two students after three days of their missing.
At the same time In Charge of the hostel alleged that she rebuked the girls for excessive use of mobile phone and calling the boy friend inside hostel. She recovered some photograph of the boys from the mobile phone to maintain discipline of the hostel.
Meanwhile headmaster of the school Nitish Biswas went to Agartala to attend government meeting. The In-charge headmaster has taken the charge today. So he did not make any comment about the incident. At the same time the police station authority is still in dark even after two days of missing of the girls.
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