Bengaluru: As a PU campus and a campus title in all states took communal colors on Tuesday and the government was forced to declare a holiday for three days, education regretted how studies had taken the back seat and were misled and polarized.
They showed that girls wearing a hijab sitting in the classroom together with their colleagues in harmony for decades and tensions are currently politically motivated.
Students are made pawns, they say.
Education says students at the end of their teenagers are ages that are very easily affected.
“There is an indoctrination that occurs through social media.
There are alarmism that is being promoted that one community is in danger because of the others.
Teenagers who are on various social media platforms are targeted by this propaganda.
They heard adult conversations, watching TV channels, reading fake news online and Start generalizing and stereotypes, “said Cherian Alexander, retired English professor, St Joseph’s College.
“Education is the handler for this.
From the school level, children must be taught about critical thinking – how the media can collect stories and photos to tell things that do not occur.
Urah-minded education that affirms critical analysis, cultural plurality and Religion and social ethics are the best way to avoid undemocratic ideological extremes, “he said.
John Joseph Kennedy, Dean, School of Arts and Humanities, Christ (considered as a university), said: “This is pure political parties trying to utilize their communal agenda.
It is unfortunate that students are being used and manipulated to fulfill their goals.
As a country, we are very Sensitive about religion.
Young people don’t think rationally; they react emotionally and don’t think about the consequences.
This is a very effective age.
“He added:” But the visual of various places has disturbed.
There are narratives built by various parties and people People fall in love with them.
Is this a country that Tagore imagined when he wrote ‘Where is the thought without fear’? “Niranjanaradhya VP, education, choice:” We passed very difficult times.
Students have been seized to learn for almost two year.
State government has completely failed to maintain law and order and now it has closed it education.
This will have serious implications for learning.
“Education shows that when there are greater concerns such as faculty shortcomings and absence, and lack of resources, wrong priority places.” This is also attached to girls to rebel and try to resolve conflicts, “said Dr.
Mahesh R Gowda, founder and Psychiatrist, Healthcare Spandana.
“We all have it in us to fight for identity whenever the situation demands.
These students can fight for identity or they may have a role model.
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‘Students are being made on a political agenda’
