Education Minister’s orders are disobeyed in schools, teachers are busy on mobile phones

Kota News Desk: Teacher found using mobile in Government Higher Secondary School, Agar, Shahabad tehsil of Baran district. The children were busy playing. A video of Agar Vidyalaya is going viral on social media. The matter gained momentum after the video went viral. Classes are going on in the Government Higher Secondary School of Agar. During this time, instead of teaching the children, a teacher himself is using his mobile phone.

Villagers demanded action against teachers

The villagers have demanded strict action against such teachers. District Education Officer Baran Piyush Sharma told on phone that information about the matter came from the media. Photo videos have also come to light, strict action will be taken against those found guilty. Also, teachers who bring mobile phones will be banned from using mobile phones during studies.

Education Minister had banned taking mobile phones to school

Education Minister Madan Dilawar had issued a statement in May 2024. Describing mobile as a disease, he said that due to mobile, teachers are not able to focus on studies. Don’t know what they keep watching on mobile all day long. In such a situation, there will be a ban on carrying mobile phones in schools. Education Minister Madan Dilawar had said, “Now mobile phones will be completely banned in government schools. Because, teachers in schools keep watching share market and what not on mobile all day long.

Permission was given to use it only in the staff room.

This statement has been amended just a few months later in August 2024 on the use of mobile phones in schools. He had said that teachers will be able to bring mobile phones. But, will be used in the staff room only. Students have also been allowed to bring mobile phones to school. The condition for them is that they will use the mobile phone only for studies. Information about this amended order was given by State Education Minister Madan Dilawar.

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