CJP Flags Alleged Poor Conditions At Nagpur Government School: ‘Liquor Is Allowed Inside Premises, But Inspecting It Raises Security Concerns?’ - VIDEO

The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has expressed serious concerns over the conditions at Nagpur government schools. Allegedly, intoxicants like liquor and drugs are being consumed on the school premises. The party tweeted, "Liquor is allowed inside schools, but inspecting it raises Security Concerns?" Additionally, CJP spokespersons reported seeing people consuming drugs and other intoxicants on school premises.

The party also highlighted the presence of dirty washrooms and poor classroom infrastructure. They further alleged that students were forced to sit in other classes due to a shortage of classrooms. CJP members found that the school lacked basic facilities, including drinking water and clean washrooms. The party questioned, "How are we supposed to send our children to a school in such conditions?"

The inspection was part of the CJP's statewide 'School Thik Karo' campaign, aimed at persuading authorities to address issues in government schools. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke claimed that several schools across the state were in poor condition and lacked basic facilities. Dipke also stated that expired food items were allegedly found in one school's kitchen, raising questions about the quality of the food served to students.

The campaign has garnered significant attention as it continues, exposing more instances of poor school conditions.