ABES Engineering College Jai Shree Ram Controversy | Ghaziabad Viral Video | Whos Right and Wrong?

Jai Shree Ram! I don't usually start my videos like this, but sometimes it is necessary to remind people what woke culture is, what faith and belief are, and what power it holds. Recently, I watched OMG2, it was a great movie. I really feel sad and pity that the director made such a fantastic movie with a good message on sexual education. We also did a podcast on sex education, but somewhere, anti-social elements bring a religious angle into such movies and make us forget what we can learn from

them. Something similar happened at ABES Engineering College in Ghaziabad, where saying 'Jai Shree Ram' during the start of a cultural program by a student became an issue for a teacher because she comes from the same woke mentality that seeks religion and conspiracy in everything. I don't understand why there is a problem if you are glorifying someone's religion as long as you are not disrespecting any religion. I believe it is alright. But in today's woke culture, if you are doing comedy that

disrespects a religion, that seems to be acceptable. In the old times, schools were called 'vidya mandir' (temples of education), but that was when education wasn't a business. When a seat for a child wasn't sold through donations, and when the potential was valued. Now, it has all become a business, and people seem to have forgotten the true meaning of education. Let's talk about the incident that happened here. It was simply a cultural fest. As soon as a student came on stage, some students in

the audience said, 'Jai Shree Ram,' in response, he also said, 'Jai Shree Ram.' Then the crowd responded in a huge voice, 'Jai Shree Ram.' The crowd, the students of the college, initiated this. There might have been a reason; perhaps they thought it would be a good way to start the event. However, the teacher assumed something else entirely. The teacher insulted the child and asked him to leave very disrespectfully, making assumptions about the situation. What do you think? Was it right or wro

ng? Let's talk about that. If this were a prominent personality, a VIP, or a wealthy individual in place of the student, would the teacher speak in the same manner? Is it right or wrong to speak to any student in this aggressive way just because you are a teacher? When the student explained that they were merely responding, and the teacher assumed and misjudged. The teacher could have given a warning, but instead, she rudely told the student to get out, which I believe is very wrong. After that,

let's look at the clarification provided. In a cultural festival showcasing Indian culture, the most important slogan is "Jai Shree Ram," representing our culture and heritage. Labeling it as useless in such a cultural fest is highly inappropriate. Disrespecting any religion in the name of comedy is acceptable. Now, consider another incident where some students questioned why such jokes were being made in the fest. Similar events have occurred in many other colleges where professors were found

laughing at the disrespect of our religion. This reflects the emerging woke mentality prevailing between teachers and students because the definition of education has changed. We seem to have forgotten the foundational basics of sensitivity, what is right and what is wrong. There is a disregard for secularism; it's not about disrespecting any religion, be it Muslim, Christian, Hindu, or any other. True secularism involves respecting everyone. Saying "Jai Shree Ram" here was about respect and glo

rification, not disrespecting any religion. So, what should the issue be here? If you want the cultural fest to not be distracted, address it accordingly. However, the teacher did not say that; she expressed something else entirely, which I believe is outright wrong and a testament to the narrow-minded thinking of these teachers. I will not mention the names of the teachers because my issue is not against one or two teachers; my concern is related to the entire woke mentality case. One thing is

clear from the teacher's voice, that there is aggression, indicating that the teacher's ideology has been hurt. Another mistake was made when providing clarification. First, the teacher issued a threat that if any derogatory comments were made against her, or any personal comments were made, she would go to court. Secondly, a mistake was made when she stated that the student was arguing, while in the video, it is evident that something else is happening. Let's retake a look. The third and more s

ignificant mistake was that the teacher purposefully presented a biased clarification by showing the background of a Pooja (a religious ritual). A teacher should ideally have a plain background, not something that reflects a biased perspective. Whether someone observes fast during Navratri, performs rituals, or is a Brahmin, it doesn't mean anything because giving a biased clarification is not the solution. Instead of admitting fault, you are resorting to threats of legal action. I understand th

at online trolling can be very severe sometimes, and my audience, my community, should ensure that such behavior does not occur. Whenever you ask a question, ask good questions. I will come to that about what happened with these teachers, but first, let me ask a question to all those keyboard warriors who chant 'Jai Shree Ram.' You become keyboard warriors, but when you are sitting there in the college, whether you are a student or not, can't you see that the teacher was wrong? Could you not hav

e raised your voice together? Some students are talking about these things, but at the same time, you are letting it be. It's like witnessing someone being slapped and saying nothing, witnessing bullying or body-shaming and staying silent. These students are not reflecting the youth. The community I work with is fearless, and I want, if you are also bold, to first join this community. Second, whenever you see something like this happening, speak out against it. Whether you stand alone or not, do

not let your voice be suppressed because if you are right, people will try to silence you, but slowly, you will see that you will get support because if you keep looking around to see who is with you, then you will lose against yourself. You will win against yourself only when you stand firm on your principles. My community and I must convey a message through this #growupteachers tweet because teachers need to grow up. I want to share one more thing: I thought many students wanted to grow in th

eir careers and businesses, become influencers, do many things, develop their soft skills, create confidence, learn time management, and acquire corporate skills. For all of them, I am introducing my free mentorship program, which you can join for free today. It might become a paid program from next month, and I will announce many workshops in the future. If you want to attend all those workshops, join this free mentorship today; the link is in the description. Let's move forward; I will tell yo

u what happened with these teachers. An investigation committee was formed by the director of ABES College, and according to their findings, both teachers were found guilty of behaving inappropriately. As a result, both have been suspended. Look, I am not really interested in what happened or didn't happen with these teachers, but I am interested in one thing. Firstly, we need to raise our voices whenever something wrong is happening. Secondly, the woke mentality that exists among teachers needs

correction. Therefore, it is essential to raise the slogan #growupteachers. Also, it is crucial to understand true secularism, which is about embracing every religion, giving space and respect to everybody, and not condemning, making fun, or mocking any religion. What happened here was completely wrong, and teachers must understand this. In our society, the right examples should come forward, not looking at things in black and white, as grey areas need to be understood. So, use your intellect,

don't spread hatred, promote love for every religion and caste, and give second chances to those who, I believe, should be given to these teachers. But I hope these teachers apologize without bias, not blaming other students or anyone else. Blaming others only reveals shallowness and nothing more. And, guys, don't troll anyone on social media. If you have questions, raise them logically and justify your opinion. This is my request because that is the fundamental trait of a fearless person. If yo

u want to join our community, the link is in the description. If you want to support us, join our membership to support us. We are starting virtual video conferences with all the channel members because getting a membership at this price and joining virtual video conferences may not be possible later. I will see you soon in another video with a new, fearless opinion. Until then, take care! Jai Shree Ram!