Kids dance to Pakistani song 'Gustakh Nabi Ki Ek Saza' in Partur, Jalna

[Priya]

During the Annual Day programme of Kids World English School in Partur, Jalna, the children performed a dance to the Pakistani song "Gustakh Nabi Ki Ek Saza..." while holding dummy swords.

In the background, a photo of Pakistani terrorist Mumtaz Qadri, who assassinated Punjab Governor after defending Christian woman Asia Bibi accused of blasphemy, was displayed.

The school says it is affiliated with the CBSE board, but it looks like they are promoting extremist ideas among kids.

Source: https://marathi.ndtv.com/maharashtra/jalna-news-fake-swords-in-hand-pakistani-song-and-a-terrorist-photograph-shocking-video-of-students-dance-11643970

Source: https://x.com/treeni/status/2066792061702221981w?s=46

[Advik]

Someone at the school must have organised this and rehearsed it with the children. It's hard to believe the management didn't know.

[Rekha]

We should file an FIR against the school principal.

[Preeti]

Why is this so scary?

[Lavanya]

Now people will start crying about secularism and even defend this, claiming the school is giving them jihad training.

[Falguni]

My bot accounts are out there trying to defend and whitewash this.

[Darshan]

They'll never learn. It's written in the book to do such things. The author of the book was even worse.

[Rohit]

We only learned about this because the videos went viral online. Imagine what might be happening in villages and grassroots areas where nothing reaches social media - it could be huge. In madrasas, everyone pretends not to know what is being taught, yet many weapons are found there. I'm from western UP, and I've seen raids where large arms caches were uncovered, even a man drying guns in a buggy under the sun. This is happening on a massive scale.

[Priya]

Oh.. not many comments here.. where are all the bots exploding at

[Danny]

Some teacher, principal or organiser must belong to the cancer community.

[Charu]

Do these goat‑loving fans want to sing while shouting like crazy people?