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Parents seek action against Shivamogga teacher for mocking kids

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Shivamogga: Allegations of a teacher humiliating students over their parents’ occupations have sparked anger among parents at a government Urdu school in Tipu Nagar, Shivamogga district of Karnataka. The parents have submitted a complaint to the Block Education Officer, seeking the immediate transfer of the teacher and disciplinary action.

The complaint names Rafia Ghazali, who teaches at the Government Urdu School on Sixth Cross. Parents alleged that she made derogatory comments about children belonging to poor families, questioning their prospects based on the work done by their parents.

The teacher allegedly told students that children of autorickshaw drivers would become autorickshaw drivers and that the children of scrap dealers would remain in the same occupation. She is also accused of making insulting comments about girls marrying men involved in tile-related work.

Parents said the alleged remarks were unacceptable from someone entrusted with educating and guiding young children. They expressed concern that such comments could discourage students, affect their confidence and create a sense of inferiority among those from economically weaker households.

The parents further alleged that the teacher’s behaviour had caused distress among students, with some reportedly unwilling to go to school. They have urged the BEO to investigate the matter and ensure that the children receive a respectful and encouraging learning environment.

The complaint has renewed attention on allegations of mistreatment in government schools across Karnataka. In earlier incidents, teachers in different districts were accused of humiliating students over their social background, financial condition or academic ability. Some such cases had led to departmental action and inquiries.

Parents and members of the public have stressed that teachers must treat every child equally and avoid comments that undermine a student’s dignity. They have called on the education department to examine the Shivamogga complaint promptly and take appropriate action if the allegations are substantiated.

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