Shivamogga: Complaint filed against teacher over alleged “Go to Pakistan” remark on Muslim students
Shivamogga: A teacher employed at the Government Urdu School in Tippu Nagar is facing allegations of verbally abusing students, reportedly telling them, "This is not your country; go to Pakistan." The incident was brought to light when Nazulla, the JD(S) minority division’s district incharge, learned of the matter and subsequently filed a complaint with the education department's senior officer.
Nazulla expressed deep concern over the incident at the school, where students had a dispute over minor issues. Instead of providing guidance during this situation, it is alleged that the teacher made the divisive remarks, stating, "This is not your country; this is a Hindu country. You should go to Pakistan. You will always be our slaves." He reported the incident to the authorities, who assured him that appropriate action would be taken against the teacher. He also called for the immediate suspension of the teacher by senior officials.
However, according to the district education officer, Nagaraj, the teacher had been working at the Tippu Nagar government school for the past 7-8 years without any prior complaints. The outburst towards the students occurred suddenly, with the teacher scolding them for not paying attention. In response to the incident and based on the children's statements, the teacher was voluntarily reassigned to a different duty.
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82-yr-old NRI cheated of Rs 32 lakh; 3 booked by Navi Mumbai police
Thane (PTI): An 82-year-old NRI staying with his son in Maharashtra's Navi Mumbai after return from Dubai has been allegedly cheated of Rs 32 lakh by three persons who threatened to get him arrested for various offences, police said.
The accused contacted the victim several times between May 12 and 18, claiming offences had been registered against him on charges of involvement in anti-national activities, drug peddling and in the Pulwama attack, an official from Navi Mumbai's cyber police station said on Monday.
The accused told the victim that he would be arrested for these crimes. They sent fake documents claiming to be from the Narcotics Control Bureau and a confidentiality agreement to him on WhatsApp and forced him to deposit Rs 32,13,305 in different bank accounts, he said.
Based on complaint by the victim on Sunday, the police registered an FIR against the three persons under relevant Indian Penal Code sections for cheating, forgery, criminal conspiracy, personation and criminal intimidation as well as provisions of the Information Technology Act, the official said.
