💨 Abstract
In Jharkhand's Dhanbad district, a private school's principal is under investigation for allegedly ordering 80 class 10 girls to remove their shirts to write messages on them. The incident occurred during a 'pen day' celebration, and the girls were reportedly sent home without their shirts. Parents have lodged complaints, and a probe panel has been established to investigate the matter. The principal faces potential action based on the panel's findings.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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