Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Bihar Students Protest Over Dirty Toilets, Poor Meals
In a school in Gaya, Bihar, more than 40 students were unhappy with their school.
They said the toilets were dirty, the water pump didn’t work, and the food was bad.
The students walked to the local government office to tell the officials.
The officials listened and promised to fix the problems in four days.
A small committee will check the complaints and decide what to do next.
More than 40 students from a Gaya school walked to the SDM office to protest.
Students complained about dirty toilets, poor-quality midday meals, and broken water pumps.
The SDM, Praveen Kundan, was away but later met the students and heard their grievances.
He ordered the school to fix the issues within four days and set up a three‑member inquiry committee.
The committee will review the complaints and recommend further action.
- Who
- Students from a school in Gaya district, SDM Praveen Kundan, Executive Magistrate Ranjit Kumar Singh, and other officials
- What
- Students protested over lack of clean toilets, poor meals, and inadequate water facilities
- When
- Recent days (date not specified in article)
- Where
- Gaya district, Tikari, Bihar, India
- Why
- Repeated complaints had not led to improvements in school facilities
- Location
- Gaya district, Bihar, India
- Number of students
- More than 40
- Issues raised
- Dirty toilets, poor-quality meals, dysfunctional water
- Response time
- 4 days
- Committee formed
- Three-member committee