Even ministers' dogs get better facilities: Dipke on condition of government schools
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke asked people to force the leaders of political parties to work for education first and then come to seek votes
Cockroach Janta Party leader Abhijeet Dipke criticized Maharashtra School Education Minister Dada Bhuse, alleging that government schools are in a deplorable state and that even ministers' dogs enjoy better facilities. Dipke, who launched a campaign titled 'School Thik Karo' (improve government schools), visited a Zilla Parishad school in Latur's Ausa tehsil.
He urged elected representatives and ministers to be held accountable for the poor condition of schools, many of which lack basic facilities such as proper classrooms, benches, toilets, and safe access roads. Dipke claimed that students were being treated worse than animals and questioned why people should vote for leaders who do not address their concerns.
He urged people to force political leaders to prioritize education over seeking votes and suggested that ministers and elected representatives should send their own children to government schools to understand the challenges faced by students. Dipke also expressed concerns over snakebites, unhygienic conditions, and the CBI probe into the NEET paper leak case, alleging possible involvement of senior officials.
He warned that widespread protests could occur if the government fails to improve public school conditions and emphasized the importance of public participation in strengthening democracy.
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