VIDEO: CJP's Abhijeet Dipke Seeks Maha Education Minister Dada Bhuse’s Resignation Over Poor State Of Govt Schools

CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke called on Maharashtra Education Minister Dada Bhuse to resign on Thursday, alleging that the poor condition of government schools demonstrates the government's failure to enhance basic educational infrastructure. Dipke toured a Zilla Parishad school in Ujani, Ausa tehsil, and criticized the government for failing to address issues such as inadequate classrooms, benches, toilets, and safe access roads.

He urged elected representatives and ministers to send their children to government schools to experience the challenges students encounter. Dipke argued that despite being in power for years, the government has failed to make substantial improvements in government schools, with students still studying in schools with leaking roofs and insufficient seating.

He demanded bus facilities for students who must travel long distances to attend school, particularly in monsoon season. Dipke also expressed concern over unhygienic conditions at the inspected school, including accumulated waste and snake infestations, which he blamed on inadequate maintenance. He emphasized the importance of public participation in strengthening democracy and warned that widespread protests could arise if the government does not address the pressing issues faced by students and schools.