In Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India, three policemen were suspended for filing an FIR against a minor student involved in a school assault without adhering to the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. The incident occurred when a Class 10 student punched a classmate, resulting in injuries. Following a complaint from the victim's father, the police registered a case without proper procedures, prompting the suspension of sub inspector Manpal, constable clerk Sunny Dhama, and constable Kamal Chandel. The FIR was later expunged, and the minor was presented before the Juvenile Justice Board for further action. The deputy commissioner of police, Syed Ali Abbas, emphasized the need for adherence to legal protocols in such cases. In response to the incident, the Association of Progressive Schools of Agra (APSA) called for enhanced safety measures in schools to prevent bullying and violence, highlighting the importance of proactive steps for student well-being.