'Madan Dilawar, you have 48 hrs’: CJP seeks Rajasthan edu minister’s resignation
CJP volunteers faced an alleged attack during a school inspection in Jaipur district. The group issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the Rajasthan government for arrests. They demanded the resignation of education minister Madan Dilawar following the confrontation. Local residents offered a different account, denying any assault on the visitors. The incident occurred amid controversy over restrictions…
JAIPUR: The CJP has given Rajasthan's education minister Madan Dilawar 48 hours to resign or face a statewide protest following an incident in Rampura Kanwarpura village. The party's co-convenor, Ashutosh Ranka, accused BJP-linked individuals of assaulting his team during a school inspection and demanded the police take immediate action against the culprits.
Ranka accused Dilawar of ordering the attack and warned of a broader agitation if those responsible were not arrested. The confrontation occurred as the CJP was inspecting the condition of a government primary school, which was reportedly being held in a cattle shed. Local residents denied the allegations, stating that the CJP team had caused damage while attempting to dismantle the school structure.
The incident has sparked criticism from opposition leaders, who accuse the government of hiding the poor state of government schools.
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