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CAA play in school: 'The students got so scared, they started crying'
Updated On: 09 February, 2020 07:13 AM IST | Mumbai | Arita Sarkar
A play that was aimed at spreading awareness about the CAA, has come to haunt the students and teachers of a school in Bidar, Karnataka. Endless interrogations and arrests have made kids dread school. But cops say, that's law.

A CCTV grab of cops in uniform, questioning students. Wearing uniform during interrogation is prohibited under the Juvenile Justice Act
It has been over a fortnight since life turned on its head for seven school students of Shaheen School in Bidar, Karnataka, after their "social awareness" play landed them in the trouble with the law. The sleepy town, just across the border from Shiv Sena-ruled Maharashtra, has become the centre of controversy, after the police arrested the headmistress, Fareeda Begum, and a parent, slapping a case of sedition against them.
What was supposed to be a harmless classroom exercise, has now snowballed into a terrifying experience for the school.


