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Chhattisgarh teacher dismissed for making student write abusive word 200 times

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A teacher in Chhattisgarh was dismissed after forcing a student to repeatedly write an abusive word as punishment. The incident began when two students exchanged abusive language during a class session. Parents raised objections to the school's disciplinary approach, which triggered protests by student organizations. The school issued an apology following the backlash, and the state education department launched a formal inquiry. Officials are now reviewing the full circumstances and considering further action against the institution.

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