Cops can't believe they have political opinions.
| | | | | | | At Shaheen School, the children were asked to write and perform a play as a means to understand the implications of the new law. The Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) process of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) urges teachers to think of creative new ways for students to engage with their curriculum.
Nilesh Rakshal, a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party, spotted a Facebook video of the play on his feed and was outraged by a moment where Najbunnisa’s daughter waved Barkat Ali’s daughter’s slippers in the air and said, “The boy who was selling tea till the other day is asking us for documents. I’ll ask him where he was born and where his papers are. If he does not provide them, I will beat him with my slippers”.
The reference to tea was seen as a veiled dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who claims he once sold tea at a railway station. |
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