Jaipur: After India's defeat in the India-Pakistan match, there have been reports of celebrations from many places. In Kashmir, fireworks were set off and a Punjab college also created a ruckus after sloganeering in support of Pakistan. Now a similar case has come to light from Udaipur in Rajasthan where Nafisa Attari, a teacher who teaches at Neerja Modi School, had imposed a Pakistan-backed status. Action has since been taken against her.

@NMSUdaipur ये नफीसा मेडम है नीरजा मोदी स्कूल की जो पाकिस्तान के जीतने का जश्न मना रही हम इन देशद्रोही लोगो से अपने बच्चे पढ़ा रहे है कार्यवाही करे स्कूल प्रशासन और जिला पुलिस @UdaipurPolice @lkantbhardwaj @indiantweeter @Gulab_kataria @AlokTiwari9335 @eurasiawale pic.twitter.com/wEinhY5rgF

— सुमित सेठ (@sumi789bjp) October 25, 2021

In fact, a tweet surfaced on social media stating that Nafisa Attari, a teacher who teaches at Uday Neerja Modi School, imposed States backed by Pakistan when Pakistan won the match. After which action has been sought against the teacher. When the matter reached the school administration, the Neerja Modi school administration has thrown Nafisa Attari out of the school.

In Srinagar too, students celebrated Pak's victory, after which Jammu and Kashmir police registered two separate cases.  Official sources said police have taken special cognizance of the two incidents.  One of the incidents took place at the hostel of SKIMS Hospital in Soura.  The second incident was of a hostel of Government Medical College (GMC) in Karan Nagar.  Both are located in the Srinagar district of central Kashmir.

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