Controversy Erupts Over Social Media Directive in J-K's Education Sector
The chief education officer of Baramulla was dismissed after issuing a directive barring criticism of government policies on social media. The Bandipora CEO will temporarily assume the role. The circular, deemed an interference in policy, warns against violations. PDP leader Waheed Para demanded reconsideration of the restrictive order.
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The Baramulla district's chief education officer was relieved of his duties following a controversial directive urging staff to avoid criticizing government policies on social media.
The Bandipora district CEO has been temporarily assigned to oversee Baramulla, amid an ongoing inquiry into the matter.
PDP leader Waheed Para criticized the order, seeing it as a move to further silence voices in Jammu and Kashmir, amidst broader concerns over a new media policy.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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