A physics teacher at Dehradun’s Summer Valley School has been named in an FIR after parents complained that Class 11 students were allegedly subjected to inappropriate touching. The allegations concern Ravindra Bhrigu, who has also faced similar claims from former students of an earlier school.

The police case followed a written complaint submitted by parents. The available information does not establish the allegations as proven, and the matter is subject to investigation.

What the former school confirmed

Bhrigu previously taught at Raja Ram Mohan Roy Academy, according to the school’s administration. Staff members confirmed that he had worked there and said he was removed several years ago.

The school management declined to speak on camera. However, administrators told the reporter that Bhrigu had been dismissed and that they learned he was later teaching at Summer Valley School after hearing about the current case.

The report also said the academy’s principal was unavailable when the reporter visited and was expected to be available on Monday. No further official explanation from the school is included in the available material.

Former students describe earlier complaints

After news of the Summer Valley School case circulated, former academy students began discussing their experiences in a social-media group. Several s alleged that Bhrigu touched female students inappropriately or behaved improperly during classes.

one former student said she had complained to the principal in 2019 after witnessing and experiencing conduct she described as sexual harassment and, on some occasions, sexual assault. She alleged that the teacher was asked to resign so he could find work elsewhere. These claims appeared in a social-media and have not been independently established in the available material.

Another former student described an incident during an examination in 2014. She alleged that Bhrigu touched her improperly, made inappropriate comments and that she later submitted a formal complaint supported by signatures from 15–20 girls. According to her account, the school changed the physics teacher rather than taking the action she expected.

A third former student said she had seen Bhrigu looking for opportunities to touch girls during lessons. She also referred to an incident she said her younger brother witnessed in 2019. These accounts are allegations ed online and are separate from the FIR involving current Summer Valley School students.

Why the allegations matter

The accounts raise questions about how complaints involving students were handled at the earlier school and whether concerns were formally recorded. The available material confirms the former school’s employment and removal of Bhrigu, but it does not provide an official finding on the allegations described in the social-media s.

The current case involves Class 11 students at Summer Valley School. The FIR was registered after a written complaint from parents, making the police investigation the next verified step in the matter. The identity of the students has not been disclosed.

Conclusion

A Dehradun physics teacher faces an FIR over allegations made by Summer Valley School students, while his former school confirms that he previously taught there and was removed. Earlier students have also made allegations online, but those claims remain subject to verification and investigation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is the current allegation against the teacher?

The teacher has been accused of inappropriate touching involving Class 11 students at Summer Valley School in Dehradun.

Q. Has an FIR been registered?

Yes. Police registered an FIR after the students’ parents submitted a written complaint.

Q. Where did Ravindra Bhrigu work previously?

He previously taught physics at Raja Ram Mohan Roy Academy.

Q. What did the former school confirm?

The school confirmed that Bhrigu had taught there and said he was removed several years ago.

Q. What have former students alleged online?

Former students have alleged inappropriate touching and other improper conduct during classes and an examination.

Q. Are the online allegations proven?

No. The available material presents them as social-media allegations that have not been independently established.

Q. What happens next in the current case?

The FIR and the parents’ complaint mean the matter is subject to police investigation.