CJP to launch 'School Thik Karo' from Dipke's village
The Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Janta Party (CJP) will inaugurate its School Thik Karo campaign on Independence Day from Abhijeet Dipke's village in Hingoli district, Maharashtra. The initiative aims to enhance infrastructure and accountability in rural government schools. The campaign will commence at Santuk Pimpri village at 7:30 am.
Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of CJP, expressed his intention to start the campaign in his village and asked the local sarpanch to repair the existing government school and provide essential amenities such as benches and drinking water. Dipke's team will visit villages to solicit assistance from locals and sarpanchs to improve school conditions.
He emphasized the importance of education, citing instances of girls having to walk long distances to reach school and the absence of proper roads. Dipke previously expressed concern over the lack of basic facilities in rural schools and urged sarpanchs to take action to ensure schools have necessary amenities. He also called on parents to visit their children's schools and report any deficiencies to the CJP.
Dipke's social media posts highlighted the need for an India where children can proudly carry the tricolour to school without facing poverty.
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