'Amaira Was Bullied': Parents Of Jaipur Girl Who Jumped To Death Seek Action Against School
'Amaira Was Bullied': Parents Of Jaipur Girl Who Jumped To Death Seek Action Against School Published By, Last Updated: July 10, 2026, 11:08 IST According
'Amaira Was Bullied': Parents Of Jaipur Girl Who Jumped To Death Seek Action Against School Published By, Last Updated: July 10, 2026, 11:08 IST According to Amaira’s parents, the visuals show their daughter appearing distressed in the classroom and approaching her teacher multiple times. Rapid Read The newly accessed footage captures the sequence of events inside the ground-floor classroom just before the tragedy occurred. Nearly eight months after the death of nine-year-old Amaira Kumar Meena, her parents Shivani and Vijay Meena have released classroom CCTV footage, alleging that their daughter faced repeated bullying inside her school and that her pleas for help were ignored. The family has demanded strict action against the school authorities, accusing them of failing to protect Amaira despite repeated complaints. Read More: 5 Appeals To Teacher, ‘Digital Slate Bullying’: What CCTV Footage Reveals In Jaipur Girl’s Suicide The footage, released by the family, has once again brought the case into focus. According to Amaira’s parents, the visuals show their daughter appearing distressed in the classroom and approaching her teacher multiple times shortly before she allegedly jumped from the fourth floor of Neerja Modi School in Jaipur on November 2025.
The family claims the footage supports their allegation that Amaira was struggling because of harassment by classmates and that the school failed to intervene. ‘She Kept Asking For Help’: Parents Accuse School Of Ignoring Complaints Amaira’s mother Shivani Meena has alleged that her daughter had been complaining about bullying for a long time before the tragedy. She said she had even recorded a message in which Amaira could be heard expressing fear and reluctance to go to school. “She used to say, ‘I don’t want to go to school, don’t send me’," Shivani said, alleging that her daughter was undergoing severe emotional distress because of what she faced at school. The parents have alleged that Amaira had repeatedly approached teachers for help but her concerns were not taken seriously. Her father Vijay Meena has claimed that the CCTV footage from the classroom showed his daughter trying to communicate with the teacher in the final moments before the incident. The family has also questioned the school’s response and demanded accountability from senior officials. They have alleged that the school administration failed in its duty to ensure a safe environment for students and have sought action against those responsible for the alleged lapses.
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