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Govt school teacher suspended for alleged misconduct in Ramban

Had posted objectionable and insensitive content on social media

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Ramban, Updated At : 03:45 AM Dec 12, 2025 IST
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Authorities here on Thursday ordered the suspension of a government school teacher for allegedly posting insensitive content on social media.
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The order was issued by the chief education officer (CEO), Ramban, suspending Balwant Singh, Teacher Grade-II, posted at Government Primary School, Killaseri in Batote Zone, under civil services rules.

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According to the order, during the suspension period, the teacher shall remain attached to the office of the CEO, Ramban.

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Official sources said the action was initiated after the teacher allegedly posted objectionable and insensitive content on social media, allegedly targeting a particular community.

The posts had sparked concern among locals, prompting the authorities to take administrative action.

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