Fresh CCTV Footage Reignites Jaipur Schoolgirl Death Case; Family Alleges Bullying Was Ignored

July 10, 2026

Jaipur: Fresh CCTV footage released by the family of a nine-year-old schoolgirl has brought renewed attention to the investigation into her death, with the child’s parents alleging that repeated bullying by classmates and a lack of intervention by school authorities contributed to the tragedy.

The Class 4 student, Amaira, died on November 8, 2025, after allegedly falling from the fourth floor of a private school building in Jaipur during school hours. She suffered critical injuries and was rushed to a hospital, where she was declared dead. The initial police investigation treated the case as an alleged suicide, but the family has consistently questioned the findings, claiming the child had been facing sustained bullying at school.

Fresh CCTV footage raises new questions

According to the family, the newly surfaced classroom CCTV footage shows Amaira being bullied by classmates shortly before the incident. They claim the footage also captures the child approaching her class teacher for help, but no effective action was taken.

The family alleges that after her plea went unanswered, the child left the classroom, following which the fatal incident occurred. The footage has renewed calls for a thorough investigation into the circumstances leading to her death.

Family demands accountability

The girl’s parents have maintained that repeated complaints about bullying were ignored and have urged authorities to fix accountability. They have called for strict action against those found responsible and demanded a transparent investigation into the role of the school administration.

Investigation still underway

The case remains under investigation, and authorities are examining the newly surfaced CCTV footage as part of the ongoing probe. No fresh official findings have been announced so far.

The incident has once again sparked debate over student safety, anti-bullying measures and the responsibility of schools to respond promptly to complaints involving children.