Muslim student expelled from school for bringing biryani in tiffin

In a bizarre video that went viral in no time, a seven-year-old Muslim student was expelled for bringing a non-vegetarian biryani to school.

The incident occurred in Uttar Pradesh’s Amroha, where an intense confrontation between the school principal, Avnish Kumar Sharma, and the student’s mother was captured in nearly 4.30-minute footage.

In the video, Sharma, the principal of the Hilton Convent School, can be heard saying that the student has been continuously bringing non-vegetarian food. He expresses his refusal to educate students who bring non-vegetarian food to school.

“Your child says that he wants to convert everyone to Islam by making them eat non-vegetarian food,” the principal tells the mother in the purported video.

“I won’t teach children who will demolish temples after growing up,” Sharma can be heard declaring, further alleging that such food dishes are part of a scheme to “convert others.”

The mother, who is visibly distressed, challenges Sharma’s conduct, accusing him of verbal abuse and locking her child in a room. “My child doesn’t know this kind of language and he is innocent,” she asserts, describing her son’s return home as a harrowing experience marked by mistreatment and punishment over his meal.

The woman then says her child has been complaining for the past three months that the students in his class have just been doing “Hindu-Muslim”.

“You are teaching this to him,” the principal tells her in the recorded video in what appeared to be the principal’s office.

In the video, the woman alleges her child was not allowed to sit in his class since morning.

“I don’t want to teach him anymore. We have expelled him,” the principal adds.

As the video went viral, Sudhir Kumar, the sub-divisional magistrate of Amroha, has announced that an investigation will be conducted. “A committee has been formed to thoroughly investigate the allegations. Appropriate action will be taken based on the findings,” Kumar assured.

Monika, the Amroha BSA, added that a three-member committee is diligently working to unravel the facts surrounding the incident. “Once the investigation is complete, necessary steps will be taken,” she affirmed.