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Bizarre! Watch mother thrashing school director for confiscating daughter's cell phone
In a bizarre incident, a mother thrashed the director of a school in Jalandhar because her daughter's cellphone was confiscated and the school refused to give it back.

In a bizarre incident, a mother of a student thrashed the director of a school in Jalandhar because her daughter's cellphone was confiscated and the school refused to give it back.[caption id="attachment_2209920" align="alignleft" width="380"]
A screengrab from the CCTV footage. Ibnlive[/caption]A video taken from the CCTV camera in the directors room shows the mother first attacking the director, after which the director also loses her cool and slaps the mother back after which the two women were seen hitting each other repeatedly. It wasn't yet clear when the incident took place.While the director ran towards the door to escape the mother, she was dragged back inside the room. The ordeal stopped only when two others entered the room and separated the two.According to CNN-IBN, the mother has claimed that the school had circulated an edited video, and that she was also assaulted by the school authorities before she attacked the director.The mother also alleged that other students were allowed to carry cellphones to school and that's why her daughter was carrying one as well.Headlines Today quotes her as saying, "I am also a school owner so it is a business rivalry that get them to work against me."And FIR has been lodged against the mother.Watch the video here:
A screengrab from the CCTV footage. Ibnlive[/caption]A video taken from the CCTV camera in the directors room shows the mother first attacking the director, after which the director also loses her cool and slaps the mother back after which the two women were seen hitting each other repeatedly. It wasn't yet clear when the incident took place.While the director ran towards the door to escape the mother, she was dragged back inside the room. The ordeal stopped only when two others entered the room and separated the two.According to CNN-IBN, the mother has claimed that the school had circulated an edited video, and that she was also assaulted by the school authorities before she attacked the director.The mother also alleged that other students were allowed to carry cellphones to school and that's why her daughter was carrying one as well.Headlines Today quotes her as saying, "I am also a school owner so it is a business rivalry that get them to work against me."And FIR has been lodged against the mother.Watch the video here:First Published:Apr 24, 2015, 08:25:14 IST
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