Archive · 20 Aug 2026
Dipke Alleges Bogus Students, Liquor Bottles At Latur School
Abhijeet Dipke visited a government primary school in Ausa, Maharashtra.
He said some children in the classrooms were not actually enrolled there.
He also said liquor bottles were found on the school grounds.
Dipke said the school did not have clean drinking water.
He reported that the toilets had been cleaned shortly before he arrived.
He also pointed to walls damaged by rainwater and poor sanitation.
The teacher temporarily in charge reportedly said he did not know who brought the alleged extra students.
Dipke wants officials held responsible and schools improved for all children.
CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke alleged that non-enrolled students were seated in classrooms at a Zilla Parishad school in Ausa.
Dipke said liquor bottles were found on the school premises and photographs suggested possible illegal activity.
He claimed the school lacked drinking water, had inadequate sanitation and contained rainwater-damaged walls.
Dipke said the toilets were cleaned shortly before his visit and the premises had been cleaned the previous day.
He demanded that responsible block education officers be suspended within eight days and called for improved rural-school facilities.
- Who
- Cockroach Janta Party leader Abhijeet Dipke, school staff and alleged non-enrolled students.
- What
- Dipke alleged that bogus students were presented at the school and that liquor bottles were found on the premises, alongside poor facilities.
- When
- Thursday, August 20, 2026, according to the report.
- Where
- A Zilla Parishad primary school in Ausa, Latur district, Maharashtra.
- Why
- Dipke was conducting an inspection under the CJP’s “School Thik Karo” campaign, which seeks to highlight and improve government-school conditions.
- Campaign
- CJP’s “School Thik Karo” campaign
- School
- Zilla Parishad primary school
- Location
- Ausa, Latur district, Maharashtra
- Alleged enrollment issue
- Some students in classrooms were allegedly not on the school rolls
- Items reported
- Liquor bottles were allegedly found on the premises
- Facility concerns
- Lack of drinking water, inadequate sanitation and rainwater-damaged walls
- Demand
- Suspension of responsible block education officers within eight days
