Video surfaced online of students cleaning car on school campus, probe initiated
Press Trust of India | November 23, 2024 | 02:22 PM IST | 1 min read
The district's basic education officer (BSA) Kumari Komal handed over the investigation to the block's education officer to take strict action against the school authorities.
SAHARANPUR: A video surfaced online showing students of a government primary school cleaning a vehicle on the school premises, prompting an investigation from the education department, an official said on Saturday.
According to sources, the video appears to be of the primary school in Palli village of Block Puwarkan.
Some students were seen leaving their classes and cleaning a car while teachers stood nearby. The District Basic Education Officer (BSA) Kumari Komal handed over the investigation to the Block Education Officer of Sadar and said that strict action would be taken against the authorities.
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