A surprising case has come to light from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh. Here the principal of a government school fed non-veg to a student, after which there was a huge uproar in the school. A complaint was made in the police station and then BSA suspended the principal.
This case is from the Kotwali police station area of Meerut, where Mohammad Iqbal, the principal of a government school, Vedwara, ordered non-veg from the children in the school and fed it to a student, who was from a different community. The school student alleges that sir had said that the vegetables were not good today. Go and get meat from the market and then ask them to eat it too. One student refused and fed the meat to another student, who is his brother.
The student says that my brother covered his face and lay down under the fan of the room, after which he told this to his family members and the maternal uncle of the children took them to school and created a ruckus. The matter reached the police station. After allegations were made against school principal Mohammad Iqbal, the police called him to the police station.
What did the principal say in this matter?
A student told that vegetables were included in the mid-day meal and everyone ate it. Sir said that the vegetables are not good and he should go and buy meat worth Rs 100 from outside. He took out 100 rupees and then sir asked me if I would like to eat, but I refused. After that asked my brother and sent me out. However, Principal Iqbal has denied these allegations as wrong. He said that I did not ask for anything, he brought it himself. Muslim children also study here.
BSA suspended the principal
The education department official says that investigation is being done as to why the meat was called for. Who ordered it? Their purpose may be to feed other children, but it is wrong to order, those who do not eat should not have been fed. In this the principal is currently being suspended. After that action will be taken.