Bangla language is getting extinct! The school expelled the teacher after telling that the students were not interested in studying. West Bengal Kolkata News Bengali language is becoming extinct The school expelled the teacher saying that the students have no interest in reading

Kolkata News: Bangla language is on the verge of extinction. So you are no longer needed. West Bengal A teacher working in an English medium school has been fired saying this. North 24 Parganas Adiadah Naudapada of Ward No. 11 of Kamarhati Municipality of the district Holy Child School The photo of the letter given by the officials has gone viral on social media. There has been a ruckus in Bengal after this incident came to the fore. Political parties including Bengali intellectuals are criticizing this incident.

After this incident came to the fore, from Trinamool Congress spokesperson Kunal Ghosh to Bengali language intellectual Narsingh Prasad Bhaduri have expressed strong objection to the attitude of the school management.

There are no students studying Bangla in the school, no teacher needed

According to the information received, on March 17, he clearly wrote to the concerned Bengali teacher, “Dear Madam, You know that Bengali or Hindi is taught as a second language in our school. Almost all the students have chosen Hindi. Bangla language is almost extinct. Even if only two or three people take Bengali in all classes, they will not attend the class, because, they have been told, taking Bengali as a second language will not earn the class or learn at home instead of school . For the time being, he wants to study Bengali at home.” And for this reason the school dismissed the teacher saying that the school no longer needed a Bengali teacher.

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Ruckus in Bengal over school letter, criticism is being done

This letter of Kamlesh Bose, as the ‘in-charge of the management’ of the school, is going viral, but after the letter went viral, he clarified saying, “Bangla language is on the verge of extinction. What he really wants to say is that there are almost no Bengali students in the school and by ‘correcting the mistake’ he has sent a new letter of dismissal to that teacher. He wrote in it, ‘There are almost no Bengali language students in our school. As a result, the need for Bengali language teachers has disappeared. Strongly condemning the removal of the Bengali teacher from that school, Kamarhati Municipality President Gopal Saha said, “Bengali language has never disappeared. I hope that due to the condemnable incident that the school has done, parents will not give admission to their children in that school. As a result, the school itself will disappear.” Trinamool (TMC) spokesperson and state general secretary Kunal Ghosh condemned the incident. He said, “It is an isolated incident. Not supportable. Private schools have not worked properly.”

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