Police personnel maintain security at the Ryan International School in the view of protests in Gurugram on Sunday. | PTI 
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Gurgaon schoolboy murder: Police deployed to Ryan International School amid protests 

Amid protests and investigation, Francis Thomas, the northern zone head has been arrested and all campuses of the school will be closed till tomorrow. 

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Police have been deployed to Ryan International School in Gurugram after the protest staged by parents intensified yesterday after a seven-year-old boy was murdered in the school's washroom. 

All campuses of the school will be closed in the city, till tomorrow. 

Francis Thomas, the northern zone head of Ryan International School, and branch coordinator in Bhonsdi was arrested last night.

The three-member fact finding committee found major lapses in security within the school when they probed the matter. 

Massive protests broke out yesterday outside the school as protesters burned a liquor shop and threw stones at the window panes. 

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