MP’s Jhabua Cracks Down On School Negligence, 96 Teachers Get Show-Cause Notices, 2 Employees Suspended
Jhabua (Madhya Pradesh): The Jhabua district administration issued show-cause notices to 96 teachers and suspended two employees for alleged negligence during an ongoing intensive inspection campaign aimed at improving the quality of education across the district. The campaign, begun in mid-July, is being conducted under the guidance and directions of Collector Yogesh Tukaram Bharsat. Special…
Jhabua district administration in Madhya Pradesh has taken stringent action against educational negligence, issuing show-cause notices to 96 teachers and suspending two employees. The intensified inspection campaign, launched in mid-July under the oversight of Collector Yogesh Tukaram Bharsat, aims to enhance the quality of education across the district.
Special district-level committees are conducting surprise inspections of schools in various development blocks, scrutinizing academic and administrative practices, and evaluating students' reading, writing, and mathematical skills.
Digital monitoring is being facilitated through the Jhabua Ki Aakanksha mobile app, which records teacher attendance, academic activities, and students' learning progress. As a result of the inspections, 96 teachers have received show-cause notices for negligence, while two employees were immediately suspended due to serious misconduct.
The administration is now mandating teachers and institution heads to log their daily attendance via the EHRMS app; unapproved absences could result in disciplinary measures, including salary deductions and other penalties.
Collector Bharsat emphasized that educational standards will not be compromised, and the inspection campaign will continue without interruption.
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