Panchkula, Nov. 14 -- The Haryana Human Rights Commission on Saturday called for a time-bound safety audit of all schools in the state in the wake of a six-year-old girl student being assaulted at a government school in Panchkula by a third-grade student.

In its suo motu case, the HHRC raised serious concerns over a school incident, questioning the shortage of teachers, staff, and classroom management at the time of the incident, demanding verification of available teacher strength, student enrolment, and class-wise deployment.

The commission also demanded an examination into whether temporary arrangements compromised the supervision and safety of younger children, highlighting the absence of adequate oversight by teachers and staff mem...