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Hemanta Pande
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·15 hours ago·2 min read
Villagers Protest Headmaster’s Transfer in Subarnapur
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Residents of Subarnapur district locked the Khairmal Upper Primary School protesting Headmaster Sushil Kumar Bishi’s transfer. Parents praised his role in improving academics and student welfare. Classes were disrupted as villagers demanded suspension of the order, warning of intensified agitation if their plea is ignored.

Subarnapur, Jul 20: A wave of discontent swept through Subarnapur district in Odisha on Monday as villagers locked the Upper Primary School in Khairmal to protest the transfer of Headmaster Sushil Kumar Bishi. Locals demanded immediate suspension of the order, citing his pivotal role in improving academic standards and student welfare.

For several years, Bishi has been credited with transforming the school’s teaching environment. Parents and villagers said he treated students like his own children, regularly checking on their health and maintaining cleanliness in the premises. His guidance, they added, had significantly improved results and instilled confidence among students.

The sudden transfer order has triggered widespread resentment. “If Bishi Sir leaves, our children’s future will be in darkness,” one parent remarked. In protest, villagers locked the school premises, disrupting classes for the day. They warned that unless the transfer is revoked, they will intensify their agitation.

Also Read: Sambalpur: Parents, Students Protest at Pandikimal School Over Headmaster Transfer

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The incident underscores the strong bond between the community and the headmaster, reflecting the importance of committed teachers in rural education. Police and Education Department officials are monitoring the situation, while villagers continue to press for reconsideration of the transfer order.

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