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Teacher skips poll duty, says arrange my marriage first
A government schoolteacher in Satna, Madhya Pradesh, was suspended after he wrote a letter to the government complaining about his forced bachelorhood and demanding a bride. Akhilesh Kumar Mishra, a Sanskrit teacher, skipped election duty training and was issued a showcause notice. In his reply, Mishra demanded a dowry of Rs 3.5 lakh and a loan sanction for a flat. The teacher's colleagues noted that he had been under stress for a few years and had stopped using his phone.

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