# Kanpur Class 7 student complains teacher uses phone, later retracts

2026-08-14T18:08:01+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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A Class 7 student from Civilian Vidyalaya in Kanpur Dehat's Rajpur block walked into a police outpost on Monday (August 10) to complain that his teacher, Saima Khan, spent class time on her phone instead of teaching, and that older students beat him. Police took the boy back to school, where a video showed Khan telling him, "We don't listen. Will thrash you right now." The video went viral, prompting the district basic education officer to issue show-cause notices to Khan and headmaster Anupam Kumar. Hours later, a second video surfaced in which the student, Madhav Mishra, said, "Madam aur school ki koi galti nahi hai... I went to the police outpost angry after a fight with Ayush." His mother also defended the school, saying children get proper teaching, food and uniform. The education department's notice remains in effect.

## Coverage

- aajtak.in <https://www.aajtak.in/uttar-pradesh/story/kanpur-dehat-student-police-complaint-against-lady-teacher-viral-video-lcln-strc-2622157-2026-08-14?utm_source=rss>
- tupaki.com <https://www.tupaki.com/latest-news/chandrababu-tdp-mlas-discipline-conduct-political-concerns-1501001>

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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources. Last updated 2026-09-27T06:15:01+00:00.

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