Patna: A shocking incident is coming out from Bihar, where a video of a fight between a female headmaster and a teacher working in a school has come to the fore. The incident pertains to the government school of Korea Panchayat located in Bihta of Patna district. There was a fight between the female headmaster and a teacher over some issue. First there was a heated argument between the two in the school. Then both came out of the school and came to the farm fighting. Then throwing each other on the ground, they started beating each other with fists and slippers. Another teacher also jumped into this fight. Its video is becoming very viral on social media.

According to reports, Block Education Officer Naresh Kumar has confirmed this. He told that a quarrel was going on between the two over some issue. Top officers have been told in this matter, according to their instructions, action will be taken. It is being said that the name of the headmaster is Kanti Kumari and the name of the teacher who quarreled with her is Anita Kumari. 

आए दिन जिस तरह के युद्ध के वीडियो सरकारी विद्यालयों से सामने आते रहते हैं, लगता है तृतीय विश्व युद्ध की शुरुआत भी किसी स्कूल से ही होगी, निर्माण या मिड डे मील को लेकर। मामला बिहार के बिहटा का जहां दो अध्यापिकाएं, छात्रों की परवाह किए बिना अपने मल्लयुद्ध कौशल का प्रदर्शन कर रही… pic.twitter.com/18Htu0sV55

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In the video going viral on social media, it is seen that first both argue inside the classroom. Then when Kanti Kumari comes out of the class, Anita runs after her with slippers. Then another female teacher jumps in between and both of them throw Kanti Kumari on the ground and start beating her with slippers and sticks. Then between Kanti Kumari and Anita, there is fierce kicking and punching in the field. The teacher was fighting in front of the school children. 

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