West Bengal: A video from a Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) affiliated English medium school has triggered widespread reactions on social media after it showed students performing a dance during a school function. The clip, which has circulated widely online, shows several girls performing a mujra-style dance while other students sit in the audience.
The video reportedly captures a stage performance during a school event attended by students from different classes.
Performance At School Event Draws Attention
In the viral clip, a few girls can be seen dancing to a Bollywood song during the programme. Some viewers have pointed out that the performers appeared wrapped in towels during the act, which has added to the controversy surrounding the event.
An English medium CBSE board school organised this mujra event.
Look at how shamelessly these girls are doing vulgar mujra.
So many children are in the audience. What will they learn?
Organisers of this event should be arrested.
Why can’t we have a mujra free society? pic.twitter.com/CgS1uku7zL
— ︎ ︎venom (@venom1s) March 14, 2026
Is this a school or Kotha?
— Kreately.in (@KreatelyMedia) March 14, 2026
The @GemsOfBollywood movement must reach the last-mile citizen otherwise this is soon going to become the new normal
We did the best with the limited resources we had. Now this Yajna belongs to you@RashtraJyoti is filing complaint against this school
pic.twitter.com/FYZ2hdpwwY— Swati Goel Sharma (@swati_gs) March 14, 2026
The school is said to run classes from nursery to Class 10, meaning students from various age groups may have been present in the audience during the performance. The footage quickly spread across social media platforms, prompting mixed reactions from viewers.
Social Media Users Demand Action
Following the circulation of the video, several social media users expressed concern and called for action against those responsible for organising the event. Some users questioned the role of school authorities and staff who approved the programme.
Others have also urged authorities to counsel the students and their parents, saying schools should ensure that activities held on campus remain appropriate for an educational environment.
