In Bihar, Teacher And Principal Walk Into School Drunk, Arrested
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The teacher and the principal were arrested and the police confirmed that they were under the influence of alcohol.
A principal and teacher of a government school in Bihar's Nalanda district were arrested for going to the educational institute in a drunken state. The incident took place earlier this week in the Gulni village when the two authorities defied the liquor ban in Bihar.
The duo, Nagendra Prasad, the school principal, and Subodh Kumar, a contractual teacher, were behaving eccentrically at the school, officials said.
According to the police, a group of people from the village noticed the two authorities behaving in an unconventional and unprofessional manner. When they tried confronting them, the principal and the teacher allegedly abused the villagers.
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