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Agra: 5 school teachers suspended after video of them dancing in classroom surfaces online

Five teachers of a government primary school have been suspended after a video of them dancing in a classroom surfaced on social media.

The teachers were suspended on Saturday.

An investigation was set up after the video of the teachers dancing in the classroom, which did not have students, surfaced online on Thursday, as reported by PTI.

“All five assistant teachers and the headteacher of the primary school at Sadhan in Achhnera block were asked to submit their clarifications. Four teachers replied, but one did not,” Basic Shiksha Adhikari in-charge Brajraj Singh said.

“The clarification submitted by the four teachers was not satisfactory. They were suspended for harming the image of the Basic Education Department. Their behaviour was unethical. They should not have acted like this during school time in the classroom,” Singh added.

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