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Dipke Seeks Bhuse Resignation Over Maharashtra School Conditions

Dipke Seeks Bhuse Resignation Over Maharashtra School Conditions
CJP Convenor Abhijeet Dipke Seeks Education Minister Dada Bhuse's Resignation Over Govt School Conditions · freepressjournal.in

Abhijeet Dipke visited government schools in Latur, Maharashtra.

He said some schools lack classrooms, benches, clean toilets and drinking water.

He also described leaking roofs, garbage and scrap near school buildings.

Dipke said these conditions could make schools unsafe, including because snakes may be present.

He said some children walk several kilometres to attend school and asked for safe buses.

He wants Education Minister Dada Bhuse to resign because he believes the government has not fixed the problems.

Dipke also asked ministers to send their own children to government schools.

He criticized the investigation into a Latur NEET paper-leak case, saying senior people may not be facing enough scrutiny.

Key facts

Main demand
Dipke called for Dada Bhuse’s resignation as Maharashtra School Education Minister.
Campaign
The Cockroach Janta Party launched the “School Thik Karo” campaign the previous week.
School concerns
Dipke alleged that schools lacked proper classrooms, benches, toilets, drinking water and safe access roads.
Student transport
He called for safe transport and bus facilities for students walking several kilometres to school, including up to seven kilometres during the monsoon.
Safety and sanitation
Dipke alleged that leaking roofs, accumulated garbage and scrap created unsafe conditions and could attract snakes.
Political accountability
He urged ministers and elected representatives to send their children to government schools and prioritize education before seeking votes.
NEET investigation
Dipke alleged that the CBI’s Latur NEET paper-leak probe focused on lower-level accused while shielding senior figures.

Quotes

Abhijeet Dipke

CJP convenor and activist

“"The condition of schools makes me feel that the education minister should not continue in the post. If the government wants to understand the urgency of improving government schools, ministers and elected representatives should send their own children to study in these schools."”
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“"People should also tell the leaders coming to their village, irrespective of political parties, to work for education. Tell them not to come for votes at our doorstep till they work for education."”
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