Unacademy sacks teacher who appealed students to vote for educated candidates
New Delhi, Aug 17: Edtech firm Unacademy has sacked a teacher, identified as Karan Sangwan, who appealed students to vote for educated candidates.
Sangwan has started his own YouTube channel and announced that he will post details around the controversy on August 19.
"From the past few days a video has been going viral due to which I am in controversy and because of that controversy my several students who are preparing for judicial services examinations are facing a lot of consequences. Along with them I have to also face consequences," Sangwan said.
In the controversial video mentioned by Sangwan, he appealed to students to vote for educated candidates next time.
The former teacher at the edtech firm shared with his students that his job has been terminated.
Unacademy did not comment on the queries in this regard.
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Karan Sangwan का नया VIDEO.
करन ने साफ किया- "पढ़े-लिखे को वोट देना" कहने को लेकर उन्हें गंभीर परिणामों का सामना करना पड़ा.
करन पूरी घटना के बारे में जल्द ही विस्तार से बताएंगे. #UninstallUnacademypic.twitter.com/yptHWEcCBU
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Thousands expected on streets to 'Reclaim the Night' as protests continue over RG Kar horror
Kolkata (PTI): Thousands of people were expected to hit the streets of West Bengal on Sunday as various demonstrations, including another 'Reclaim the Night' protest, were scheduled to be held seeking justice for the doctor who was allegedly raped and murdered at the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital a month ago.
The body of the post-graduate trainee doctor was found at the state-run hospital in north Kolkata on the morning of August 9.
Noted people from different fields, including musicians, artistes, painters and actors, would join the 'Reclaim the Night' demonstration, which would start at 11 pm "to awaken the ruler", social activist Rimjhim Sinha said.
As part of the demonstration, people would gather at various intersections, crossings and roundabouts. While there will be multiple gatherings from Gol Park to Garia along the SC Mallick Road in south Kolkata, a march has been planned from Sodepur to Shyambazar along the BT Road in the north, one of the organisers said.
Besides Kolkata, similar demonstrations were also planned in Barrackpore, Barasat, Budgebudge, Belgharia, Agarpara, Dumdum and Baguiati, among others.
The 'Reclaim the Night' demonstration was earlier held on August 14 and September 4, seeking justice for the doctor whose death shook the conscience of the state.
In the afternoon, alumni of 44 schools will walk in a protest march from Gariahat to Rasbehari Avenue in south Kolkata.
Many similar demonstrations by different social groups were also planned in various parts of the state during the day.
A civic volunteer of the Kolkata Police was arrested in connection with the doctor's death. The CBI is probing the case at present following an order of the Calcutta High Court.
