He said he was thinking of publishing the numbers in his daily Tamil Nesan "so that the individuals responsible for this cowardly act will get a taste of their own medicine".
"I have told her to forward me the numbers of those who threatened her and I will deal with them.
"Furthermore, I also told her that if her daughter continues to be harassed by the teachers, then I will go to the school and speak to the teachers myself, " he added.
Photos posted on FB
Vell Paari expressed regret that such incidents of perceived discrimination were taking place in the school.
"It is sad... teachers are supposed to look after the pupils. The Education Ministry and the police must look into Guneswari's complaints," he said.
The photographs posted on her Facebook - which have since been deactivated - ignited a firestorm of protests.
The Education Ministry and school authorities have denied that the issue was related to race or religion.
It was reported that the headmaster - who has since been ordered to go on leave - suggested the use of the shower room since the canteen was under renovation.
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