न्यूटन को बताया पायलट… ओडिशा में पहली से लेकर आठवीं तक की किताबों में गलतियों की भरमार! – Odisha textbook errors mentioning Isaac Newton as a pilot ntc rmxk
These days, there is a storm in the politics of Odisha over the mistakes in the books from class 1 to class 8. In these books, the great scientist Isaac Newton has been described as a pilot. It has been claimed that there are more than 1600 mistakes in these books.
Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has ordered to form a three-member committee to identify those responsible for these errors in the new books. He also directed to suspend four senior officials of the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), including former director Manoj Padhi, and take action against three assistant directors.
Whereas Biju Janata Dal called it shameful and demanded the resignation of School and Mass Education Minister Nityanand Gond. Also demanded a CBI investigation into this matter.
BJD youth wing president Chinmoy Sahu said that the great scientist Isaac Newton should be mentioned as a pilot in the textbooks. Odisha It’s shameful for. The suspension of some officers is just a show. The minister should resign taking moral responsibility.
Chinmoy Sahu claimed that a total of 1,768 errors were found in the textbooks. Corruption of Rs 380 crore has taken place in the publication of these books. In such a situation, a CBI investigation should be conducted into the entire matter. Strict action should also be taken against the guilty officers.
Meanwhile, BJD Student Wing President Ipsita Sahu demanded the Chief Minister to recommend an immediate CBI investigation. He said that the protests will continue until strict action is taken against those responsible for the errors in the textbooks.
Congress leader Yasir Nawaz said that the financial loss caused due to errors in textbooks should be compensated from the guilty officials and responsible persons.
However, rejecting the demands of the opposition, BJP state president and MP Manmohan Samal said that the government is already taking action. Four officers have been suspended. Disciplinary action has been initiated against six. He also rejected the demand for a CBI investigation into the case.
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