Galaxy’s best Education Minister jailed-dwelling Sisodia made teachers sit for students’ exams

Hello there, have you had the pleasure of meeting the self-proclaimed genius, Mr. Manish Sisodia? This man is known for his grandiose statements, but his track record of delivering on those promises is less than stellar. Despite being a well-known politician and former journalist, Sisodia gained more fame as the Liquor Minister than as the Education Minister of Delhi.

Though he made a big show of his education model, let’s take a closer look at the reality of Sisodia’s approach to education. As a former Deputy CM of Delhi now in jail, Sisodia’s so-called education model is like a deflated balloon that was never really inflated to begin with. There was a time when Sisodia and the entire Aam Aadmi Party boasted about their “achievements,” but the truth is that those achievements were little more than hot air. Let’s examine these alleged accomplishments of the incarcerated Manish Sisodia.”

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Education Minister

Manish Sisodia gained prominence in Delhi by vowing to combat corruption and scandals in the government. Eventually, he ascended to the position of power in Delhi and was entrusted with the role of the education minister. He was widely regarded as the finest education minister, with his education model being commended not only in Delhi but across the globe, with the New York Times also highlighting it.

However, what has happened since then is deeply concerning. The education system in Delhi has lost its air, and the schools that were once touted for their high-quality education are now seeing a failure rate of 96 percent among 9th and 11th-grade students. Allegations have surfaced that the Education Minister has given strict instructions to all the teachers to write copies for failed students, and the situation has become so dire that the parrots of the education department have flown away.

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The Education Disaster

It is said that in a class of 60 children, only four to five have passed, and students are not getting above 20 marks in the 80 marks exam. Many students have even left their notebooks blank. The failed children are reportedly going to be passed, and the new result will be updated on the website of Directorate of Education, clearly cheating the parents of the children and playing with the future of the children of Delhi.

This is the education model of the alleged corrupt minister Manish Sisodia, who comes from the self-proclaimed hardcore honest party. They made hollow claims that rang all over the world, and the CM Kejriwal and jail inmate Manish Sisodia spoke tall tales of being an education modder and staunchly honest party. However, now the public’s faith in the Aam Aadmi Party is decreasing.

Neither the children of Delhi nor the statement of the Aam Aadmi Party being a hollow fanatic honest party is holding any weight. The misdeeds of Kejriwal’s so-called Chandrashekhar, to whom credit goes for this education model of Delhi, who has now been jailed from Deputy CM, are coming out one by one. This is enough to divide the Aam Aadmi Party, and the kind of work being done by the elected government of Delhi is no different from that of the education mafia.

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In conclusion

It is a sad tale indeed. The education of our youth is not something that can be taken lightly. It is the foundation of their future, and it is the responsibility of the government to ensure that they receive the best education possible. This is a lesson that we should all take to heart, regardless of our political affiliations.

In conclusion, it is my hope that this tale serves as a reminder to all of us that we must remain vigilant when it comes to the education of our youth. It is a responsibility that we all share, and we must do everything in our power to ensure that they receive the education they deserve.