In response to safety concerns, the Haryana Human Rights Commission (HHRC) has instructed state authorities to ensure that all school buses are equipped with functional CCTV cameras as part of the 'Surakshit School Vahan Policy'. This decision was made during a hearing related to an alleged corporal punishment incident at a school in Nuh district, where conflicting reports emerged regarding the presence and functionality of CCTV systems. During an inspection, only two buses were present, with one lacking a camera and the other's operational status unclear. The school management's claim of having six functional cameras was deemed misleading. Consequently, the HHRC ordered a comprehensive inspection of all school buses and classrooms to confirm the status of surveillance measures. Additionally, the commission directed the local police to revisit a case involving the alleged assault of a seven-year-old student. The HHRC emphasized that ensuring student safety is a shared responsibility between schools and local authorities, mandating regular inspections and compliance reporting ahead of the next hearing set for July 30, 2026.