Karan Sangwan

Unacademy sacked teacher Karan Sangwan on Saturday alleged that the firm terminated his service under pressure from trollers on social media who misinterpreted his generic remark to vote for educated candidates.

Priyanka Chaturvedi, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader, lashed out at e-learning platform Unacademy for firing a tutor after he asked students to vote for "educated candidates".

E-learning platform Unacademy has sacked Karan Sangwan, one of its tutors, who urged students to vote for educated politicians. The news created a big controversy and a debate on social media.

Users on social media have questioned why Unacademy terminated Karan Sangwan, who urged students to vote for "educated candidates" in election.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday questioned ed-tech platform Unacademy's decision to terminate the employment of one of its tutors for urging students to vote for "educated candidates" in elections.

Unacademy has sacked a teacher, Karan Sangwan, who appealed students to vote for educated candidates, with the edtech firm saying that classroom is not a place to share personal opinions and views.

Unacademy sacked teacher Karan Sangwan on Saturday alleged that the firm terminated his service under pressure from trollers on social media who misinterpreted his generic remark to vote for educated candidates.

Priyanka Chaturvedi, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader, lashed out at e-learning platform Unacademy for firing a tutor after he asked students to vote for "educated candidates".

E-learning platform Unacademy has sacked Karan Sangwan, one of its tutors, who urged students to vote for educated politicians. The news created a big controversy and a debate on social media.

Users on social media have questioned why Unacademy terminated Karan Sangwan, who urged students to vote for "educated candidates" in election.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday questioned ed-tech platform Unacademy's decision to terminate the employment of one of its tutors for urging students to vote for "educated candidates" in elections.

Unacademy has sacked a teacher, Karan Sangwan, who appealed students to vote for educated candidates, with the edtech firm saying that classroom is not a place to share personal opinions and views.