Jaipur, April 22 -- The Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission (RSHRC) on Tuesday took suo motu cognisance of an eight-year-old boy's death at a private school in Udaipur, ordering a comprehensive safety audit of sports infrastructure across all state schools. In its order issued on Tuesday, the commission termed the incident "deeply tragic". The child died on Monday after a handball pole collapsed on him while he was playing in his school in Udaipur. The Commission observed that sports are an essential part of a child's development and play a crucial role in building a healthy society. However, it stressed that safety in school premises cannot be compromised, especially when children are engaged in physical activities. Taking serious note of the incident, the Commission directed the state's sports department and education authorities to issue instructions to all schools to ensure strict safety compliance. It called for immediate inspection of sports equipment, including poles, goalposts, nets, and other structures installed in school playgrounds to prevent such accidents. The Commission also asked all District Collectors to oversee safety checks in schools within their jurisdictions and ensure that proper safeguards are in place. Authorities have been instructed to submit a detailed factual report on the incident without delay. Further, it directed officials in Udaipur, including the district administration, police, and education department, to investigate the matter thoroughly and fix responsibility. The Commission emphasized that accountability must be ensured at all levels. It also recommended that adequate compensation be provided to the bereaved family of the child, in accordance with legal provisions, and that the Commission be informed about the action taken. The matter has been listed for compliance and further hearing on May 19....