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Crime
Jaipur Coaching Student’s Mother Accuses Teacher of Extorting ₹5 Lakh Over Marriage Pressure
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 08 Sep 2026, 08:43 PM
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A mother in Jaipur alleges that a female teacher lured her child with a foreign‑job promise, pressured marriage and demanded ₹5 lakh, threatening false cases on refusal.
Jaipur, Rajasthan – A mother of a coaching centre student has filed a complaint alleging that a female teacher used a promise of overseas employment to gain the student’s trust, subsequently pressuring the family to arrange a marriage. According to the mother, the teacher demanded a payment of five lakh rupees and warned that she would lodge false criminal cases if the demand was not met.
The accusation, reported by Amar Ujala, states that the teacher’s approach involved portraying a lucrative job abroad as a means to attract the student, after which she allegedly shifted focus to securing a matrimonial alliance for the young adult. When the family resisted, the teacher is said to have threatened legal action to coerce payment.
Police have registered the complaint and are investigating the claims of extortion and intimidation. The investigation will examine the teacher’s background, any prior complaints, and the veracity of the promised overseas job.
No arrests have been reported yet, and the teacher has not publicly responded to the allegations. The case highlights concerns over misuse of authority in educational settings and the vulnerability of students and families to coercive tactics.
Authorities have advised other students and parents to report similar incidents promptly, emphasizing that false accusations and extortion are punishable under Indian law.
The accusation, reported by Amar Ujala, states that the teacher’s approach involved portraying a lucrative job abroad as a means to attract the student, after which she allegedly shifted focus to securing a matrimonial alliance for the young adult. When the family resisted, the teacher is said to have threatened legal action to coerce payment.
Police have registered the complaint and are investigating the claims of extortion and intimidation. The investigation will examine the teacher’s background, any prior complaints, and the veracity of the promised overseas job.
No arrests have been reported yet, and the teacher has not publicly responded to the allegations. The case highlights concerns over misuse of authority in educational settings and the vulnerability of students and families to coercive tactics.
Authorities have advised other students and parents to report similar incidents promptly, emphasizing that false accusations and extortion are punishable under Indian law.