School Teacher Calls Out Parents For Packing Snacks For Lunch, Internet Says ‘Stop Humiliating Kids’

Gone are the days when young school kids used to sulk or create drama over getting "boring food” in their lunch boxes. Just to clarify, “boring” here means “healthy food” that involves meals like “vegetables, roti, and such”. With changing times, parents seemingly have become more comfortable with packing “less nutritious” food for their kids- or so is what was highlighted in this video going viral, which showed a teacher checking the lunch boxes of her young students inside their classroom.From French fries and donuts to biscuits and whatnot- the boxes were full of foods that are mostly considered “unhealthy” by many. As soon as the video went viral, it began to draw reactions. Some agreed with the teacher, while a good number of people were left

offended instead.Most called out the teacher for “humiliating” the kids, while some suggested she should talk to their parents instead. A few also did not like how the woman was checking the lunch boxes so “openly”.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.The post was shared on Instagram by the handle ‘Bharatgram’. The post was shared yesterday and pulled more than 83K views from netizens.Internet’s reactions: “Why should ‘mummy’ get the notice? Why not ‘mummy & papa’?! And we wonder why patriarchy is still so rampant!” a user said. “I'm genuinely shocked to see Indian parents giving this crap to kids,” added another.ALSO READ: Man Finds ‘Tiny Time Capsule’; Years Old Kurkure Packet For Just Rs 2, With ‘3-Month Expiry Date’ Goes Viral “Don't embarrass the kids please. Call parents and tell them. Kids don't know what they are being scolded for,” added another person. “Why is this ok? The teacher showing kids and names them - minors who are not making these decisions as some sort of key to virality,” added another. “Men in the comment section = blaming women / moms or praising their moms for making elaborate lunches. Women in comment section = Are considerate & giving ideas on what can be prepared in minimum time! That's the difference,” the post read.