Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Bihar Teacher Arrested for Pro-Jinnah Slogans
On Republic Day, a teacher in Bihar named Mohammad Mansoor Alam was arrested.
During a school event, he shouted 'Long live Mr. Jinnah,' which is controversial because Jinnah was the founder of Pakistan.
Other teachers and students were upset and complained to the police.
A video of the incident went viral on social media.
The police arrested the teacher after students confirmed what happened.
Earlier, the teacher had also said that Pakistan is like heaven, which made the situation worse.
The police are taking this very seriously and will follow the law to handle the case.
The incident caused tension among students, parents, and villagers, leading to protests and demands for strict action.
Teacher Mohammad Mansoor Alam arrested for raising pro-Jinnah slogans during Republic Day celebrations at Adarsh Higher Secondary School in Bihar.
Incident captured on video, went viral on social media, and prompted a police complaint from the school headmaster.
Students confirmed the teacher's actions and previous controversial remarks about Pakistan.
Supaul Superintendent of Police confirmed the arrest and stated that strict legal action will be taken.
Teacher allegedly made prior remarks claiming 'Pakistan is heaven,' adding to the controversy.
- Who
- Mohammad Mansoor Alam, a high school teacher in Bihar
- What
- Raised pro-Jinnah slogans during Republic Day celebrations
- When
- January 26, 2024 (Republic Day)
- Where
- Adarsh Higher Secondary School, Abhuad village, Kishanpur block, Supaul district, Bihar
- Why
- Allegedly to express support for Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan
- Location
- Supaul district, Bihar
- Date
- January 26, 2024 (Republic Day)
- Accused
- Mohammad Mansoor Alam
- School
- Adarsh Higher Secondary School, Abhuad village, Kishanpur block
- Action Taken
- Arrested by local police, judicial custody
- Evidence
- Mobile phone video, student statements
- Previous Allegations
- Remarks about Pakistan being 'heaven'
