<p>Amreli: Around 25 students of classes 5 to 7 from a primary school in Gujarat allegedly inflicted self-injuries using the blade of a pencil sharpener as part of a 'dare game', police said on Wednesday.</p><p>According to DySP Jayvir Gadhvi, the students of Mota Munjiyasar Primary School at Bagasara in Amreli district challenged each other to either injure themselves or pay Rs 10 for failing to do so.</p>.Osmania University students protest after finding 'razor blade' in hostel dinner.<p>"Around 20-25 students injured themselves on their hands," he said.</p><p>The matter came to light when a concerned parent informed the school administration. A parent-teacher meeting was called immediately, but parents later approached the police, demanding a thorough probe.</p><p>Gadhvi said a report about the incident will be submitted to the District Education Officer (DEO).</p><p>He said no criminal intent was found, but if any criminal act is revealed, police will take action accordingly.</p><p>A police team visited the school and recorded statements of parents.</p><p>With approximately 300 students enrolled in the school, authorities are now focusing on measures to ensure students' well-being and mental health awareness.</p><p>District Primary Education Officer Kishore Miyani said that students will be counselled.</p><p>"We will hold discussions with teachers and parents to understand the circumstances leading to the incident. It is crucial to understand the source or factor that motivated students (to harm themselves). We will try to know what inspired them to do so," he said.</p>
<p>Amreli: Around 25 students of classes 5 to 7 from a primary school in Gujarat allegedly inflicted self-injuries using the blade of a pencil sharpener as part of a 'dare game', police said on Wednesday.</p><p>According to DySP Jayvir Gadhvi, the students of Mota Munjiyasar Primary School at Bagasara in Amreli district challenged each other to either injure themselves or pay Rs 10 for failing to do so.</p>.Osmania University students protest after finding 'razor blade' in hostel dinner.<p>"Around 20-25 students injured themselves on their hands," he said.</p><p>The matter came to light when a concerned parent informed the school administration. A parent-teacher meeting was called immediately, but parents later approached the police, demanding a thorough probe.</p><p>Gadhvi said a report about the incident will be submitted to the District Education Officer (DEO).</p><p>He said no criminal intent was found, but if any criminal act is revealed, police will take action accordingly.</p><p>A police team visited the school and recorded statements of parents.</p><p>With approximately 300 students enrolled in the school, authorities are now focusing on measures to ensure students' well-being and mental health awareness.</p><p>District Primary Education Officer Kishore Miyani said that students will be counselled.</p><p>"We will hold discussions with teachers and parents to understand the circumstances leading to the incident. It is crucial to understand the source or factor that motivated students (to harm themselves). We will try to know what inspired them to do so," he said.</p>