Kerala School Chairman Regrets Telling Students 'Go To Pakistan'

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A Kerala school chairman sparked controversy after a WhatsApp message in which he allegedly told students to 'go to Pakistan' was leaked on social media. The message, shared in a parents' group, drew swift public backlash and widespread criticism. The school head subsequently issued a statement expressing regret over his remarks. The incident has raised concerns about communal sensitivity within educational institutions in the state.

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