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The Criticism: Back Story

The Back Story Of The Criticism.


On 8th Of February 2021, Our Teacher Sir Jubai Give Us A Classwork On Writing A Story In Our Own Words.








As Time Passes, My Fellow Brothers And Girls Started Writing The Story. Some Of Them Actually Tried To Think A Self Made Story, But Failed To Do So. All Of Them Then Copy From Others Or Write As Inspired By Famous Stories.













I Finally Half An Hour Later, I Realised There's Something Given By Sir To Do. As Always My Mind Thinks Out Of The Mind Topics To Write, Final Conclusion To The Criticism.




 



Our Principal, Sir Vinay Is Too Influenced By BJP Ideology. As A Independent Opinionor I Don't Like An Institution Head Talking In Favour Of A Political Party Or Any Major Leader. As A Mirror Perspective To Show I Request Sir Jubai To Sent It To Principal Office, He Is Not Present For Two Day Due To His Exam.

After Checking, Sir Jubai Himself Get To Say “Yeh Kya Likh Dia Tumne” And Give Me Total 7 Marks Out Of 10. All My Friends Got Between 8-10 And Mere Yarra Got Full 10 Marks.

A Basic Friend Humour, They Vishal And Roshan Tore My Paper Into 2 Pieces, Crush Into A Roll. But I Tape It And Make It Readable. Finally Make It An Archived Item To My List Of Memories Of School.


© Priyanshu Jaiswal




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