FIR against a teacher in Jammu & Kashmir

The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir made an educator compose an article on bovine and tackle a class IV maths issue in an open court and requested slapping an argument against him when he fizzled, welcoming solid perceptions from the judge who needed "heartless" powers to shut down training. The heading came yesterday when Justice Muzaffar Hussain Attar was listening to an appeal testing arrangement of Mohammad Imran Khan as Rehbar-e-Taleem (training aide) educator in a school in south Kashmir.

The candidate had asserted that Khan's declarations - issued by Board of Higher Secondary Education Delhi and Global Open University, Nagaland were not perceived. The marksheet issued to the respondent by the Board of Higher Secondary Education Delhi indicated he had secured 74 every penny, 73 every penny and 66 every penny in Urdu, English and Maths individually. The court requested that a senior direction give a straightforward line for interpretation from English to Urdu and the other way around yet the instructor fizzled. The instructor was then requested that compose an article on "dairy animals" in Urdu, however he fizzled. Mr Khan looked for authorization to compose the paper outside the court, which was conceded yet he fizzled once more.

Mr Khan, who asserted he would be wise to hang on Mathematics, was then approached to tackle a maths issue for 4th graders. As he fizzled once more, an outwardly annoyed Justice Attar said,"In this circumstance, what might be the destiny of the state must be just envisioned. The school going kids would go out as morons"

"The powers, dependable to guarantee that the surge of scholastics and instruction is not dirtied in the condition of J&K, then again, in perspective of the truths, which have surfaced for this situation, have gone about as heartless bodies with beam less eyes, as they have criminally approved and over-looked the Himalayan goofs perpetrated in securing the scholastic degrees," the court watched.