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“There is no restriction on chanting ‘Bharat Mata ki jai’ in the collage and no student has been punished. VARANASI: The Ballia district magistrate has ordered an inquiry into a complaint that a student of Gandhi Mohammad Ali Memorial Inter College in Belthara Road area was punished for chanting ‘Bharat Mata ki jai’. If the allegation is found to be true, stern action will be taken against school authorities.” In fact, we take active part in social campaigns on occasions like Gandhi Jayanti and encourage students to raise such slogans,” Nasir said.Ballia district magistrate Bhawani Singh Khangaraot said: “I have directed the district inspector of schools to look into the matter. However, the college principal has refuted the charge.Complainant Shiv Kumar Jaiswal, who belongs to social organization Manas Mandir, claimed that he has recorded statements of students and teachers, and requested chief minister Yogi Adityanath to take strict action in the matter.Jaiswal and some other members of the organization had visited the college on Friday after being informed that a Class-12 student was made to squat by a teacher as punishment for chanting ‘Bharat Mata ki jai’ after recital of the National Anthem two days earlier.On Friday, Jaiswal wrote to the CM, urging him to derecognize the college.During a visit to the college on Friday, many students and a teacher confirmed that a student was punished for chanting ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’ after the morning assembly,” claimed Jaiswal, adding that video recording of the statements of the students and the teacher were also uploaded on social media.However, college principal Majid Nasir refuted the allegation and termed it as ‘baseless and an attempt to malign the school’s reputation’.
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