Bullied 9-Year-Old's Tragic Death Sparks Outrage Over School Negligence

In a tragic turn of events, a chilling audio recording has emerged that sheds light on the distress experienced by 9-year-old Amayra in the months leading up to her untimely death. The recording, dated July 2024, captures Amayra pleading with her mother to transfer her to a different school, as she was being relentlessly bullied by her classmates.

"Mumma, I don't want to go to school. Everyone troubles me. Every day, someone or another complaints about me. Please get me out of here. Get me admitted to another school. I can't do this any more," Amayra can be heard saying in the recording, her voice laced with fear and desperation.

Amayra's mother had previously shared the audio with her daughter's class teacher, but no action was taken. A screenshot of the conversation between the mother and teacher showed the mother raising concerns about the repeated bullying and Amayra's fear of attending school, but the teacher reportedly did not respond.

Tragically, Amayra's pleas for help went unheeded. On November 1, 2024, CCTV footage showed the child climbing onto a railing on the fourth floor of Neerja Modi School in Jaipur and falling nearly 48 feet. She was rushed to a hospital but was declared dead on arrival.

Amayra's parents have alleged that their daughter had approached her teacher multiple times about being bullied, including on the day of the incident. They have filed an FIR against the school, questioning how such an incident could occur on campus and demanding an investigation into the teaching staff's conduct.