Rajasthan: Government school principal gets notice over casual dress
Press Trust of India | August 17, 2022 | 10:05 PM IST | 1 min read
Ashok Kumar Nagora, principal of Swami Vivekanand Model School, Pokran, had gone with his daughter to attend the event held at another government school.
JAISALMER : A government school principal in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer has been issued a show cause notice for allegedly wearing a casual dress against the code of conduct during an event held on the eve of Independence Day.
Ashok Kumar Nagora, principal of Swami Vivekanand Model School, Pokran, had gone with his daughter to attend the event held at another government school. He was wearing a T-shirt and track pants to which officials present their objections, sources said.
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On Tuesday, the chief block education officer issued a show cause notice to Nagora after a minister and other administrative officials raised the matter. The school principal has been asked to submit his reply within three days for wearing the "indecent" dress, the sources said.
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