'Teachers wear revealing clothes, come drunk': Rajasthan minister Madan Dilawar's remarks spark row

JAIPUR: School education minister Madan Dilawar's comments on teachers in govt schools triggered a controversy on Wednesday, with Congress's Jaipur district president writing to CM Bhajan Lal Sharma that Dilawar be removed from his ministerial post.

Speaking at an event in Neem ka Thana, Dilawar said, "I have noticed many teachers go to school wearing revealing clothes, which does not inculcate good values among children. These people should think of what kind of clothes they wear, as it impacts young minds."

He further said many teachers drink alcohol and come to school in an inebriated state. "Teachers use indecent language, lie to senior officials and consume tobacco products," he said.


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