Director Krish voices against making online classes mandatory; Manchu Lakshmi asks him to come and teach instead

The online classes for school kids is turning out to be a concern for parents. Apparently, a lot of kids until 5th class need no online classes but the management of schools are still adamant that the classes must continue. Director Krish opened up on the same now. Someone shared the news about the ban of online classes in Karnataka state up to 5th class. "Karnataka bans online education for children from KG to 5th standard" read the headline of the link. Krish quoted the same and revealed that it is brilliant.

"Brilliant news. will it be a #NationalPolicy soon? Was Very concerned, few days ago, when I heard a 2nd standard kid has to go through a series of online classes, that too for an exuberant fees." revealed Krish on Twitter. Lakshmi Manchu too joined the conversation on Twitter and revealed about her daughter. "You come and teach now... atleast online classes engages them for a few hours!" tells Lakshmi to which Krish says, "I'm against making it mandatory... and parents can always choose according to their convenience.." and then Manchu Lakshmi says, "Nobody is forcing the kid to take online classes.. this is the only choice.. take it or leave it.. the schools are struggling to figure this new way too.. breaks my heart to see apple in front of her iPad for so long!" On the work front, Manchu Lakshmi is busy with an upcoming web show while Krish is busy with his next film starring Pawan Kalyan.

Brilliant news.. will it be a #NationalPolicy soon?
Was Very concerned, few days ago, when I heard a 2nd standard kid has to go through a series of online classes, that too for an exuberant fees.. https://t.co/xrbbjPyG5n

— Krish Jagarlamudi (@DirKrish) June 11, 2020

CREDITS: TWITTER