The Prosecutor's Office of the Chelyabinsk Region checks sectarian teachers for teaching schoolchildren the basics of non-traditional teachings.
A collective complaint was received from the residents of the village of Izmailovskoye to the prosecutor's office of the Chelyabinsk region: school teachers became members of a dangerous sect. In the classroom, they start completely "childish" conversations about healing with prayers and miraculous healing of all diseases.
The parents suspected that the educators had joined the Horde organization, which had recently been banned from neighboring Bashkiria.
The prosecutor's office has already begun to check the suspicions of local residents. Experts have compared the activities of a strange community in the village of Izmailovskoye with a sectarian organization and have already forbidden teachers to talk about "ancestors" and "holy water" in class. The survey showed that 10% of schoolchildren are aware of their teachers' hobby.
“The law on freedom of religion prohibits the involvement of children in any religious beliefs against the will of their parents,” said Oksana Morzheukhina, assistant prosecutor of the Chelyabinsk region for media relations. - Therefore, without waiting for the results of the study, which will be carried out by specialists from the Ministry of Education, the prosecutor's office announced an official warning to the school director about the inadmissibility of spreading the religious beliefs of teachers among students.
Local residents sound the alarm, believing that their native village was occupied by sectarians, and the school is taught to call the souls of the dead.
- I went to this sect three times, then it was led by a woman from Astana, who came to open a cell here. Now our paramedic Sveta is in charge there, - said pensioner Galina Shevchenko. - Their entire room is fumigated with herbs, the Koran is on the table, on which the parishioners have to put money. They call upon their deceased ancestors to help them. Then people are beaten on the back with a whip - they drive out evil spirits.
The teachers themselves do not deny their hobbies for shamanism. Teachers call their religious circle “Light Doors” and say that parishioners receive light energy and treatment here. The adherents of the doctrine consider control by the inspection bodies an invasion of privacy.
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- In class, I did not say anything to the children about my beliefs. And the fact that about 10% of children indicated the opposite in the questionnaire is due to the fact that some teachers specifically indicated to children what questions and how they need to answer, - shared Marina Butarkova, Deputy Director for Educational and Educational Work. - They will never find evidence that our association is a sect.
Whether the teachers involved in the occult will continue to teach at school is to be decided by a special commission of the Ministry of Education.
