The Kerala government has dissolved the management of Thevalakkara Boys High School in Kollam, following the tragic electrocution death of eighth-grade student Mithun. The shocking incident exposed grave lapses in school safety, prompting stern action from the state.
Education Minister V. Sivankutty confirmed that the school management failed to uphold its responsibilities and violated key provisions of the Kerala Education Rules. The explanation provided by the school manager was deemed unsatisfactory.
The school’s administration has now been handed over to the Kollam District Educational Officer by order of the Director of General Education.
Mithun’s untimely death has sparked statewide grief and outrage, drawing attention to safety standards in schools. The government has assured strict measures to prevent such tragedies in the future, reinforcing its commitment to student welfare and institutional accountability.
