Jaipur: Rajasthan Education Minister Govind Singh Dotasara made a highly controversial statement for women at an event on October 11. In the Ashok Gehlot cabinet, Minister Dotasara said, "The government has introduced a policy for women. They are given priority. But there is a fight between women employees. Where there are female employees, the principal or teacher takes 'Seridon' (headache pill). If they get control of these things, they will definitely overtake men.''

#WATCH | Govt introduced policy for women. They're given priority.But female staff have conflicts among themselves. Where there's female staff, either Principal or teachers take 'Saridon'. If they overcome this, they'll be ahead of men: Rajasthan Education Min GS Dotasara (11.10) pic.twitter.com/CqQnkk1Nvz

— ANI (@ANI) October 13, 2021

Not only the Education Minister of Rajasthan but also the teachers are often in the news for the wrong reasons. Like a government teacher in Pali who has become a 'girl' and has been caught in the trap of trapping people. A few days ago, a case of sending obscene messages to girl students by an NCC teacher at St Xavier's School in Jaipur came to light. On the one hand, teachers in the Congress government in Rajasthan have been arrested on charges of sexual abuse. Education Minister Dotasara's daman has also been stained. Dotasara has not only made controversial statements for women but has also become notorious for RAS his relatives.

In fact, in the RAS 2018 interview, the siblings of Dotasara's daughter-in-law scored 80-80 marks, while both failed to score even 50 per cent in the written test. At the same time, Dotasara's daughter-in-law Pratibha, who was selected in RAS 2016, also got 80 marks in the interview. Dotasara's son Avinash had secured 85 marks in the interview that year. However, when it comes to the toppers of both the examinations, RAS 2016 topper Bhavani Singh got only 70 marks in the interview while RAS 2018 topper Mukta Rao got 77 marks.

US House Representatives approves short-term debt limit hike to avert default

Kerala: Education Minister Sivankutty's plea rejected on Assembly vandalism case

Muslims don't allow Hindus to perform puja at Durga Temple