In MP, A-certified ‘Dhurandhar’ screened at govt school
A video shows an adult film screened for students at a school. The incident occurred on July thirty-first in Madhya Pradesh's Maihar district. Villagers lodged a complaint seeking strict action against responsible individuals. District education officer confirmed an investigation will be conducted soon. Disciplinary action will follow the inquiry report's findings.
BHOPAL: A video depicting the 'Adults Only' certified film Dhurandhar being shown to students at a government higher secondary school in Madhya Pradesh's Maihar district has ignited outrage and triggered an inquiry. The video, purportedly recorded on July 31, captures a scene from the movie playing on an LED screen installed in a classroom as part of a government initiative to enhance teaching methods.
Numerous students from different grades are seen watching the film, accompanied by a guest teacher. The footage went viral on social media, prompting villagers to file a complaint through the CM Helpline requesting a thorough investigation and stringent action against those accountable. "The digital board was meant to boost students' learning.
Utilizing it for vulgar, noneducational content is a negligent disregard for the children's future," expressed a resident in the complaint. District education officer Saloni Sharma acknowledged receiving the complaint and stated that an investigation would be launched. "Upon the findings of the inquiry, stringent disciplinary measures will be imposed on anyone found culpable," she affirmed.
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