Players Rally To Save Playground, Call Bandh Over CM Rise School Plan In MP’s Neemuch
Neemuch (Madhya Pradesh): A Neemuch shutdown has been called for Saturday till 1 pm as part of ongoing campaign to save a playground on which the administration plans to construct a CM Rise School. Organisers said they were contacting traders for support and claimed that the response from the business community had been positive. The bandh call comes after a meeting with the administration on…
Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh: Protesters have launched a bandh to save a playground slated for development into a CM Rise School. The shutdown is set for Saturday until 1pm as part of the ongoing campaign. The administration's decision to construct the school on the sports ground has sparked outrage among players and sports enthusiasts.
A meeting with officials on Thursday failed to reach an agreement, prompting the bandh call. Organisers claim they have received positive support from traders, with Sarafa businessman Sharad Agrawal among them. The rally, which drew around 400-500 participants, passed through major city roads and returned to the Higher Secondary School Ground.
Protesters insisted that the proposed CM Rise School should not be built on the sports ground and advocated for an alternative site. The ground is crucial for football practices, running, and other sports activities, essential for their training.
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