Regarding the poor condition of the Zilla Parishad schools and the problems being faced by the students. Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) President Abhijeet Dipke Has launched a scathing attack on the Maharashtra government. He informed the state education minister grandfather husk Demanding the resignation of the Education Minister, he said that if the condition of schools is not improving then the Education Minister should not have the right to continue in his post.
Abhijit Dipke recently started his movement Zilla Parishad Schools Has focused towards the problems of. After visiting a school in Hingoli district, he sought answers from the government regarding the lack of basic facilities in schools.
Challenged to send children to school through bad routes
Abhijit Dipke said that one day the ministers, MLAs and MPs of the state should send their children to school on foot through bad roads, then they will understand the real problems of the students.
He alleged that when the agitation was announced, the administration became active, but before that the students were facing many problems. He also mentioned the death of some tribal children due to bad roads and other problems.
Questions raised on the condition of schools
Dipke said that many government schools do not have enough space to accommodate the students. not available till bench. Questioning the condition of school buildings and lack of other basic facilities, he asked the government what had been done to improve the condition of schools over the years.
He said that if the condition of schools continues like this then in the coming times Movements will be launched in every village.
Demand for resignation of Education Minister Dada Bhuse
Abhijit Dipke, Education Minister of Maharashtra grandfather husk Taking aim at him, he said that no matter who the Education Minister is, he should send his children to government schools.
He said that if the Education Minister wants to understand the real condition of government schools then he should also send his children to government schools.
Regarding the state of the school, he said that he felt that instead of the minister responsible continuing in office, Should resign.
Talk of meeting Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
Dipke said that if the Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis If he is called, he will meet him on these issues related to schools and students.
He said that the people of the village should unite and raise their voices about their problems and this voice should be conveyed to the Chief Minister. He also mentioned issues related to snakes coming out in schools and safety of students.
Movement also on issues related to teachers and school administration
Earlier, Abhijeet Dipke had visited a Zilla Parishad school in Hingoli district. There he took stock of the situation of the school and demanded the transfer of the headmaster.
He had said that if relevant action was not taken then he fast Will sit on. Since then, their movement regarding the problems of Zilla Parishad schools has become more vocal.
Questions raised on NEET paper leak investigation
by Abhijeet Dipke NEET paper leak case Also expressed dissatisfaction with the CBI investigation. He said he was not satisfied with the current direction of the investigation.
He alleges that an attempt is being made to end the case by taking action against only a few low-level people in the investigation. He also raised questions as to how such a huge paper leak could have been possible without the alleged involvement of top officials.
Claim to continue agitation on students’ issues
Abhijeet Dipke said that he does not plan to enter politics at the moment, but his struggle will continue on issues related to students and education system.
He said that he will raise his voice from village to village on issues like improvement in the condition of government schools, safety of students and availability of basic facilities.
CJP President Abhijit Dipke has targeted the government by demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dada Bhuse over the condition of Zilla Parishad schools in Maharashtra. Raising the issue of lack of benches, roads, security and other basic facilities in schools, he said that the problems of the students cannot be ignored. Dipke has expressed his desire to meet Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and said that if the condition of schools does not improve, the agitation will be further expanded in the coming days.
Note: The claims related to Dada Bhuse’s resignation and other allegations are presented as statements of Abhijit Dipke; These should not be treated as independently proven facts.