A school in Maharashtra has reversed its decision after facing backlash from the Shiv Sena. The controversy began over a rule related to onions and garlic.
The school had initially implemented a policy, but it was met with opposition from the Shiv Sena, prompting a reversal of the decision.
Further details about the incident and the events that led to the U-turn are available from the source, which provides more information on the controversy and the parties involved.
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