2 MP school teachers transferred after students allege they ended classes early to 'spend time together'
The students reached the Chhindwara collectorate during a public hearing to raise their complaint.
Two school teachers in Madhya Pradesh's Chhindwara district were transferred following allegations from students. The teachers, a male and a female, allegedly ended classes early to spend time together, according to students who approached the Chhindwara collectorate. The complaint led to an investigation by the Tribal Affairs Department Assistant Commissioner, Satyendra Singh Markam.
Based on the findings, both teachers were removed from their positions and replaced with new guest teachers. The two teachers involved have denied the allegations, claiming they were framed for political reasons. This incident follows a wave of school protests across India, where students have been raising concerns about poor education and inadequate facilities.
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