Gurugram: Questions over the safety of children in Gurugram schools have again begun to be raised after a four-year-old girl was allegedly molested by a housekeeping supervisor at a prominent private school in the city. Even though the complaint with Gurugram police has not been filed, the minors parents took to social media to bring forward the incident. The school management on its part has sacked the housekeeping personnel who was allegedly involved in molesting the girl. In an online post, the childs parents alleged the incident took place outside the school auditorium, where the supervisor allegedly stopped the girl and molested her, "repeatedly telling her not to tell this to her mother". The childs parents claimed that they contacted the law enforcement officials after their daughter came home and told them about the incident. In a letter to parents, the principal said: "The school was involved all throughout, and called the officials from Gurugram police to probe the matter. The alleged individual was handed over to the police, and his services were terminated. "We have not filed the FIR in the case as the parents decided not to formally register the complaint. Our team will however keep a vigil on the case," said Subash Bokan, the Gurugram police spokesperson. Ever since a class II student was murdered in the washroom of a private schools there have been various security measures that have been introduced in educational institutions.

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