Rajasthan Teacher Suspended After False Strip-Search Allegations Over Missing Money

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A teacher in Rajasthan has been suspended following complaints from villagers alleging that students were strip-searched after Rs 500 went missing from a classroom. An official investigation found the allegations to be false, determining that only student bags were checked, and by fellow students rather than the teacher. Despite the claims being unsubstantiated, the education department proceeded with the suspension. Authorities indicated the action was taken to protect the department's reputation rather than in response to any proven misconduct.

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