Trolling or slandering won't divert govt from their responsibilities, says Education Minister
In a Nutshell:
- The Education Minister said trolling and allegations would not divert the ministry from its responsibilities.
- He said the government would continue improving education standards without tolerating wrongdoing.
- The minister inaugurated academic activities and unveiled the nameplate of Naogaon University's temporary campus.
Why it Matters
The remarks come as the education ministry faces scrutiny over recent exam management, including HSC exams held during widespread flooding, faulty question papers, and delayed SSC results. Rather than directly addressing those controversies, the minister defended the government's record and said it would stay focused on improving education.
What We Think
With the Education Ministry under fire over HSC exams held during widespread flooding, faulty question papers, and delayed SSC results, students and guardians are looking for more than assurances from officials. The ministry is asking people to trust its commitment to improving education, but recent controversies have made that trust harder to earn. Repeated disruptions followed by explanations have intensified questions over accountability in education management. Dismissing student frustration as trolling or slander may silence criticism temporarily, but it will not fix the gaps that created it. A stronger education system will depend on addressing concerns, not writing them off.
