Free Press Report Brings Relief To 270 Girls In MP's Khargone; SDM Orders Shift To New 500-Student Building
Bhikangaon (Madhya Pradesh): After Free Press reported the ordeal of 270 female students living in just three rooms measuring 10 x 15 ft, even though a new building in Saikhedi, built to house 500 students, had already been completed but never used, the administration took swift action. Taking the matter with utmost priority, SDM Lokesh Chhapre ordered the immediate relocation of the Mata Shabri…
Bhikangaon in Madhya Pradesh saw a ray of hope after a local free press report highlighted the distress of 270 girls confined to cramped quarters. The Mata Shabri Residential Girls Education Complex, designed for 500 students, had remained unused despite its completion. Responding to the critical situation, the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Lokesh Chhapre, ordered an immediate move of the educational institution to the new 500-student building in Saikhedi village.
The order emphasized the need for immediate safety measures, including provisions for accommodation, clean water, electricity, sanitation, meals, and other vital amenities during the relocation. Additionally, instructions were given to carefully transfer all institution records, materials, and necessary resources to the new location.
Once the move is completed and classes resume, a compliance report must be submitted to the SDM's office. In unrelated news, the Indore Crime Branch made a significant arrest, recovering nearly 13 grams of a major drug, with an investigation into the interstate drug supply network currently underway.
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