‘Nothing worse a teacher can do’: Rahul Gandhi on video of children being asked to slap boy
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi reaches Srinagar, on Friday. (ANI Photo) (Imran Nissar)
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday came out strongly against a school teacher in Uttar Pradesh who was seen asking her students to slap a boy from a minority community in a viral video. Gandhi said there was nothing worse a teacher could do for the country than sowing the poison…read more.
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Actors Swara Bhasker, Renuka Shahane, Swastika Mukherjee and Prakash Raj among others have reacted to an incident where a private school teacher in Muzaffarnagar allegedly asked a few young students to slap a classmate. She allegedly also said that children of a certain faith whose…read more.
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