Rajasthan News: Bhajanlal Sharma government to improve the condition of government schools of Rajasthan. Three-year roadmap of Rs 12,500 crore Have prepared. This scheme is set to be implemented from the financial year 2026-27 to 2028-29. Meanwhile, Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka has called it a big victory for his 'Fix the School' campaign.
The matter intensified after the Rampur incident.
According to the report, the issue of the condition of government schools came into discussion after the incident involving the CJP team going to visit the school in Bagru, Jaipur. After this, information about a roadmap of Rs 12,500 crore for the construction and improvement of schools was revealed by the government. Ashutosh Ranka called it the effect of the movement launched after the Rampura incident.
Roadmap for 3 years instead of 5 years
According to Ranka, the government had also mentioned a similar roadmap in the affidavit given in the High Court in March 2026, but at that time a time of five years was sought for it. Now the new roadmap has been said to be for three years. He also asked the government how many dilapidated schools were repaired and how many new classrooms were built in the last six months.
Questions also regarding the report of dilapidated schools
According to the report, instructions have also been given to the education officers of the state to give reports about dilapidated buildings. Questioning this process, Ranka said how practical it is to have teachers assess the technical condition of school infrastructure, as they are not engineers. He said that the government will have to prove that the school reform plan is not a mere formality.
9 thousand smart classrooms, 80 thousand tablets
In the government's roadmap, emphasis has also been laid on connecting schools with modern technology. According to the information from the Chief Minister's Office, 9,000 smart classrooms, 80,000 tablets and 7,000 ICT labs at a cost of Rs 1,087 crore by December 2026 Preparing to install.
CJP said- the movement will continue
Ashutosh Ranka welcomed the government's steps towards school reforms, but added that the 'Fix the Schools' campaign will continue for now. He says that the real success of the roadmap will be considered only when the repair of dilapidated school buildings and improvement in basic facilities is visible on the ground.