Archive · 2 Dec 2025
Teacher Accused of Casteist Slurs in Andhra School
Parents and students of a school in Andhra Pradesh are very upset because their English teacher has been saying mean things about students from the Dalit community.
The teacher is said to have used bad words and made the students feel very hurt.
The students and parents complained to the headmaster, but he did not do anything about it.
So, they decided to protest in front of the school to make people aware of what is happening.
The teacher and the headmaster have been accused of not treating the students fairly, and the community is asking for justice.
The police were called to keep things calm during the protest.
Parents and students protested against an English teacher for allegedly using casteist slurs and derogatory language against Dalit students.
The teacher, identified as Srinubabu, is accused of consistently humiliating and harassing students from the Dalit community.
Students reported that the headmaster, Suresh Bhushan, failed to take appropriate action against the teacher's behavior.
The protest was held in front of Yandapalli High School in U Kottapalli Mandal, Kakinada district, Andhra Pradesh.
The opposition YSR Congress party expressed concern over the allegations and demanded immediate accountability from the ruling coalition.
- Who
- Parents and students of Yandapalli High School
- What
- Protest against a teacher accused of using casteist slurs and derogatory language
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Yandapalli High School, U Kottapalli Mandal, Kakinada district, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- Allegations of casteist remarks and harassment by the teacher, and lack of action by the headmaster
- Location
- Yandapalli High School, U Kottapalli Mandal, Kakinada district, Andhra Pradesh
- Accused Teacher
- Srinubabu
- Headmaster
- Suresh Bhushan
- Protest Date
- Monday
- Allegations
- Casteist slurs, derogatory language, and harassment against Dalit students
- Response
- No official statement from district educational authorities; police deployed to maintain order
