Karnataka student accuses lecturer of referring to him as a "terrorist"
According to sources, the professor eventually spoke with the student and offered a personal apologies as well. Additionally, it was said that the professor and student had settled the issue.
A student from a university in the coastal region of Karnataka was seen clashing with his lecturer in a viral video after the latter allegedly referred to him as a "terrorist." Later, the instructor expressed regret to the pupil.
How can you pass such assertions, the student in the classroom asks in the video, followed by an argument. But the lecturer made it clear that it was said in a lighthearted way. The youngster continued, "26/11 is not humorous, being Muslim in this nation and dealing with such atrocities is not funny."
The professor then expressed his regret to the pupil and assured him of his equality with his son. Will you treat your son in this manner, the student retorted. Will you publicly brand him a terrorist in front of the entire class?
Sorry won't be enough to assist, sir. It has no bearing on how you present yourself here.
According to sources, the professor eventually spoke with the student and offered a personal apologies as well. Additionally, it was said that the professor and student had settled the issue. With a variety of people responding to the claimed attack on a neighbourhood, the video became viral online. The video was posted by Professor Ashok Swain, who serves as the chair of UNESCO, and he captioned it, "A Professor in an Indian classroom calling a Muslim student a terrorist - This is what it has been like to be a minority in India!"
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