Incident Highlights the Crucial Need for Professionalism in Classroom Discipline: Karnataka Teacher Transferred After Pakistan Remark
A Karnataka teacher at an Urdu Government School faced consequences for berating students and telling them to go to Pakistan due to classroom noise. This incident transpired on August 30, reportedly stemming from the teacher’s frustration with the noise levels. In a fit of anger, she scolded the students and suggested they move to Pakistan if they weren’t interested in studying. Some students informed their parents about the incident, leading to strong objections.
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🌐 Shivamogga, Karnataka
🔹Hindu female teacher asked Muslim student to go to Pakistan and made objectionable remarks on religion.
🔹Instead of dismissing a Hindu female teacher suffering from Islamophobia, she was transferred to another school in a Congress ruled state.
1/1 pic.twitter.com/qm9b5QDyMe— Haq ali (@ahaq84958) September 4, 2023
Teacher Transferred
Upon receiving the complaint, higher authorities initiated a departmental inquiry into the teacher’s conduct. Subsequently, they decided to transfer her to Hassan. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining professionalism and sensitivity while handling students, emphasizing the need for educators to address issues without resorting to inappropriate remarks or actions.
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