Govt school teacher suspended for misbehaving with girl students
Press Trust of India | October 15, 2024 | 04:04 PM IST | 1 min read
The accused was suspended after the student's parents protested demanding action against him.
MUZAFFARNAGAR: A government school teacher was suspended for allegedly misbehaving with the girls students of his school here, an official said on Tuesday. The accused at a school in Muzaffarnagar's Charthawal block was suspended after parents protested and demanded action against him alleging that he had misbehaved with their children, Basic Education Officer Sandeep Kumar said. A showcause notice has also been issued to the school's headmaster for negligence in duty, Kumar added.
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