Archive · 19 Sep 2026
Karnataka Congress Leader's NammaShale Flags School Problems, Seeks Public Help
Dhruv Jatti created a platform called NammaShale to find problems in government schools.
People can report issues such as broken toilets, poor drinking-water access, or unsafe buildings.
The platform has received 607 reports from across Karnataka.
Reports have come from all 26 districts.
NammaShale sent 120 reports to education officials.
It also found 50 schools that need urgent attention.
Officials would have 30 days to respond to each problem.
If problems remain, the platform may look for money and help from the community.
Congress spokesperson Dhruv Jatti launched NammaShale to document problems in Karnataka government schools.
The platform covers toilets, drinking water, electricity, classrooms, furniture, boundary walls and safety.
NammaShale has received 607 citizen reports from all 26 districts of Karnataka.
Of those reports, 120 have been forwarded to education authorities, while 50 schools were identified for immediate attention.
Authorities would receive 30 days to respond, after which NammaShale may seek funding and community support.
- Who
- Congress spokesperson Dhruv Jatti and citizens using the NammaShale platform.
- What
- They are documenting government-school problems and seeking responses and possible support to fix them.
- When
- Since NammaShale was launched; the platform proposes a 30-day response period for authorities.
- Where
- Government schools across all 26 districts of Karnataka.
- Why
- To identify and address problems involving basic facilities, infrastructure and school safety.
- Platform
- NammaShale
- Reports received
- 607 citizen reports
- District coverage
- All 26 districts of Karnataka
- Reports forwarded
- 120 reports sent to education authorities
- Schools needing immediate attention
- 50 schools
- Proposed response period
- 30 days for authorities to respond
- Additional offer
- Jatti offered the platform's technology and dashboard to the Karnataka government