Madan Dilawal, Education Minister of Rajasthan
Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar has made a U-turn as he clarifies his controversial remarks about semi-nudity. “I just defined the word half-nude, I didn’t say half-nude,” said the education minister, who said his comments had been misrepresented on social media. He clarified that he was just saying that some teachers wore less clothes to go to school, which had a bad impact on children. He said that children spend about seven or eight hours with teachers at school, so teachers should show their ideal appearance in front of children so that children can learn good values.
Dilawal said some teachers arrive late and say they are on time when a child interrupts them. But the child understands everything, and because the teacher lies, the child understands that lying is right, so they start lying.
What does the statement say?
In fact, the Education Minister made a statement at a conference on the issue of school teachers’ attire. “Many teachers go to school with their entire body exposed. This has no good effect on both boys and girls. These people should think that I am a teacher, what should we wear and what should we eat,” he said, instructing the teachers. Dress appropriately. He said that school is the palace of education. Taking care of clothes is very important in this temple. Teachers should wear clothes to school that make children feel comfortable so that children do not become rude.
Such teachers are the enemies of promising children.
The Education Minister on Wednesday announced plans for the inauguration of the Sanskrit school building for the upper class of Nrisinghpuri Primary School in Neemkathana village. “We should behave in such a way that children learn values from us even without saying anything,” he told the teachers. “I have seen many teachers come to school after drinking gutkha, and some even come to school after drinking. . A teacher who behaves like this is not a teacher, but an enemy of promising children, and it is a sin to call such a person a teacher. “
