Piles of mistakes in the orders of Aligarh District Basic Education Officer – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

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The District Basic Education Officer is the highest officer of education. If he himself does not pay attention to the dot and other words in Hindi, then how will he become a role model for our children. Aligarh’s District Basic Education Officer Dr. Rakesh Kumar Singh has issued an order for a holiday in schools due to rain. If you read the order carefully, you will find a lot of mistakes in it.

The District Basic Education Officer has issued an office order on September 11 with letter number 15157/64/2024-25. Aligarh is written in the first line of the order whereas Aligarh is the correct word. This mistake has been made at 13 places, Aligarh is not written correctly anywhere. The second line of the order is written Varsha whereas the correct word is Varsha. In point 3 of the order, practical is written whereas the correct word is practical. In the next line of this third point, Kadai is written whereas the correct word is Kadai. In the same line, it is written Jaye at the end which is correct to Jaye or Jaye. ‘Sh’ is missing from ‘Aaajav’. In point 5 of the copy, electronic is written which is the correct word electronic. ‘Sh’ is missing in ‘Nikliposhi’. In point 7, it is written ‘Swavitposhiit’ whereas the correct word is ‘Swavitposhirit’. In the same line, it is written ‘Anlupalanarth’ whereas the correct word is ‘Anulpanarth’.

After reading this order, it seems as if the District Basic Education Officer did not read the order or just signed and issued it in a hurry.