A teacher from an Urdu Government School has been relocated for reportedly suggesting that students visit Pakistan due to classroom disruptions. The incident, which transpired on August 30, stemmed from the teacher’s frustration with the noise in the classroom. In a moment of anger, she reprimanded the students, stating that they should go to Pakistan if they were unwilling to focus on their studies. Some of the children informed their parents about the incident, leading to strong objections. As the issue came to the attention of higher authorities, a departmental inquiry was initiated against the teacher, ultimately resulting in her transfer to Hassan.
In response to classroom disturbances, a teacher at an Urdu Government School faced repercussions as she allegedly advised students to go to Pakistan. The incident unfolded on August 30, prompted by the teacher’s irritation with the noise level in the class. Expressing her frustration, she scolded the children and suggested that they relocate to Pakistan if they weren’t committed to their studies. A few students reported the incident to their parents, who strongly objected. As the matter escalated to higher authorities, a departmental inquiry was launched against the teacher, culminating in her transfer to Hassan.
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