Archive · 24 Sep 2026
Mohan Yadav Questions Officials Over Rahul Gandhi Query
Mohan Yadav held meetings with government department officials in Bhopal.
He wanted to know why education officials had not properly answered Rahul Gandhi’s question.
Officials said the question was about selected teachers.
The school education department had met its scooty and laptop distribution targets but was behind on fee reimbursements under the Right to Education.
Yadav told officials to fix that problem quickly.
He also discussed reducing funding planned for Sandipni School to help other schools.
Officials said universities had more than 3,000 vacant posts and that 40,000 promotions could happen after the TET exam is cleared.
Yadav also checked nutrition supplies and asked about pending government cases.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav questioned school education officials over their response to an issue raised by Rahul Gandhi.
Officials said the issue concerned selected teachers, while the department lagged in Right to Education fee reimbursements.
Yadav directed immediate action on fee reimbursements and suggested reducing the Rs 3,800 crore allocation for Sandipni School.
Higher education officials reported more than 3,000 vacant posts, while 40,000 promotions could follow clearance of the TET exam.
The Chief Minister reviewed nutrition supply tenders and pending promotions, compassionate appointments and departmental inquiries.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, department officials and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.
- What
- Yadav reviewed several departments and questioned education officials over their response to an issue raised by Gandhi.
- When
- Wednesday.
- Where
- Mantralaya in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To review departmental performance, address pending matters and direct action on education and nutrition-supply issues.
- Meeting location
- Mantralaya, Bhopal
- Departments reviewed
- School education, higher education, general administration, and women and child development
- Education issue
- The response to Rahul Gandhi concerned selected teachers
- Right to Education
- Fee reimbursement was behind schedule
- Vacant posts
- Higher education has more than 3,000 vacant posts
- Potential promotions
- 40,000 promotions could follow clearance of the TET exam
- Nutrition supply
- The department plans to float a one-year tender and is temporarily supplying nutrition for three months