Unacademy, a leading educational platform, has hit headlines AGAIN for wrong reasons. Nearly a month after Unacademy was in the news after its teacher Karan Sangwan asked students to vote for educated candidates, another teacher of the Unacademy has erupted a controversy after he compared PM Narendra Modi to Muhammad Ghori.

It should be noted that Islamic Muhammad Ghori between 1175 CE and 1206 CE invaded and looted India. He had also built mosques by ruining Hindu and Jain temples.

 

In the video that is going viral on social media, a teacher named Awadh Ojha has called his government as Modi synasty and compared him to Muhammad Ghori. 

 

"I don't know what Modi ji is waiting for. He should dissolve the constitution. Now is the time, he should wear a crown. After finishing the chapter about the Mughal dynasty, we (teachers) have to teach some other dynasy i.e. Modi dynasty," he started off.

 

Comparing indirectly PM Modi with an Islamic ruler, "Muhammad Ghori, didn't not had any santan (children), his commanders were his like children. That is not the only case. New Parliament has been built. It will be his palace. I shouldn't speak much. Otherwise, if there is an emergency, there is Nepal border near my residence. So there is no tension."

 

 

 

Earlier, a video of a teacher named Karan Sangwan went viral after he had urged students to vote for "educated candidates" went viral on social media. He also lauded the British colonizers and criticized the recently announced three new laws replacing IPC, CrPC, and the Evidence Act. He also lauded the British colonizers and criticized the recently announced three new laws replacing IPC, CrPC, and the Evidence Act.

 

 

“But keep in mind one thing. Next time vote for someone who is well-educated so you don’t have to go through this ordeal again, okay,” he asked and added “Elect someone who is educated and understands things. Don’t elect someone who only knows how to change names. Make your decision properly.” The video of his rants was posted on Twitter after which it went viral.