No Teacher, No Classes: Tribal Children Hit As School Stays Shut In MP’s Narmadapuram
Narmadapuram (Madhya Pradesh): A government school in Bet village under Barasel Gram Panchayat has remained closed for several days. According to villagers, the guest teacher takes classes only once or twice a month. They said they had complained to the officials concerned several about the school remaining closed, but their appeals fell on deaf ears. Although newspapers published reports about…
In Narmadapuram district of Madhya Pradesh, a government school in Bet village under Barasel Gram Panchayat has been closed for several days. The villagers claim that the guest teacher only conducts classes once or twice a month. Despite multiple complaints to the officials, their pleas have not been heeded, and the administration remains unresponsive.
Villagers emphasize that the school is the sole source of education for tribal children. They have demanded an inquiry from the education department and strict action against the teachers for their negligence in conducting classes.
Block resource coordinator Sangeeta Yadav has been informed about the issue and assured that an investigation will be carried out on Thursday. If the investigation reveals the teacher guilty, she stated that the department will take appropriate action against him.
Sub-divisional magistrate of Seoni Malwa Vijay Rai has also been made aware of the situation. He promises to discuss the matter with the education department officials and ensure a thorough probe. Rai further assured that he will act against the teacher if the inquiry confirms his guilt.
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