Maharashtra School Principal Booked Over 'Pakistani Song'; Claims It's Turkish Tune
Principal Booked Over 'Pakistani Song'; Says It's Turkish

A case has been registered against the principal of a school in Maharashtra's Partur town for allegedly playing a Pakistani song during a school gathering. The principal, however, claims the music is from a Turkish television series.

Incident at Kids World English School

The controversy erupted after social media posts alleged that students of Kids World English School at Partur danced to a Pakistani song during the annual gathering held in March 2025. The posts went viral, prompting local authorities to take action.

Legal Action Taken

Based on a complaint, police registered a case against the school principal under relevant sections of the law. The principal was accused of promoting content from a neighboring country known for its adversarial stance toward India.

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Principal's Defense

In his defense, the principal maintained that the song in question was not Pakistani but rather the theme music of a popular Turkish television drama series. He argued that the school had no intention of causing offense or promoting any foreign agenda.

The incident has sparked a debate on social media, with some supporting the principal's explanation and others calling for a thorough investigation. Authorities are currently examining the evidence, including audio and video recordings from the event.

This case highlights the sensitivity surrounding cultural content in educational institutions and the potential for misunderstandings in a digitally connected world.

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