In MP, A-certified ‘Dhurandhar’ screened at govt school
An investigation has been launched in Madhya Pradesh after a government school screened an 'Adults Only' film for students using a digital classroom board. Villagers reported the incident, leading education officials to promise disciplinary action.
Why it matters
The incident raises concerns about the oversight of digital educational tools and the protection of minors in government-run school environments.
BHOPAL: A video purportedly showing the ‘Adults Only’-certified film Dhurandhar being screened for students at a government higher secondary school in Madhya Pradesh’s Maihar district has sparked outrage and prompted an inquiry. The video, allegedly recorded on July 31, shows a scene from the film playing on an LED screen installed in the classroom under a government initiative to improve teaching. Students from various classes can be seen watching the film, while a guest teacher was allegedly present. The clip surfaced on social media on Sunday. Villagers lodged a complaint through the CM Helpline, seeking an inquiry and strict action against those responsible.
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