MNS leader Ulhas Bhoir slapped a gaming arcade employee for allowing students to skip school and threatened demolition.

This isn’t the first time MNS workers have taken the law into their own hands. Earlier this month in Nanded, MNS members beat up a public toilet worker after a verbal argument.

Of course, some might argue that missing class creates challenges no matter the reason provided. Students worry about falling behind, losing access to in-person discussions or missing hands-on ...