A young man wearing a simple gray shirt and gray trousers was surrounded by the students. Gir Bhagawan, an English teacher at the Veliagaram Administration High School in Thiruvallur, was ordered to transfer and the school's students broke heartbreak. They made barriers to the love and affection of 28 - year - old students - even if they hugged him from behind, they refused to let him go. Touched, Bhagawan cried like his student.
Pictures of this emotional moment are posted on the media and the attitude of the student has an impact even on bureaucracy. G Bhagawan moved to a public high school in Arungulam near Tiruttani - but this deployment was put on hold for 10 days before he decided whether to stay at Veliagaram school or go to a new school
Bhagawan said in an interview with TNM: "This is my first job at school, I was appointed a graduate teacher at Veliagaram public high school in 2014. Staff, so they decided to send me to another school short of staff I was relocated to Tirutani. "
Baghawan teaches English to students from the 6th grade to the 10th grade. He participated in teacher transfer counseling from June 12 to June 21 and chose Arungulam as his favorite place.
However, if a student receives a transfer of a teacher, the school will explode. Parents also decided to not go to school on Tuesday and are helping the children prove that they opposed the government's decision to relocate Bhagawan.
"They cry and clench my legs and refuse to let me go.I saw them and I fell down.When I took them to the hall and returned in a few days I comforted him. "
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