Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Minister Bhuse Welcomed Dipke’s School Checks Before FIR
Abhijeet Dipke started a campaign called School Thik Karo.
The campaign pointed out problems at some schools.
On August 21, Education Minister Dada Bhuse said this effort could help improve schools.
He said the government welcomed suggestions from Dipke and other citizens.
The education department said it would examine those suggestions.
The next day, an FIR was registered against Dipke.
The FIR concerned an allegation that he entered a school’s premises in Latur.
The minister’s earlier comments and the later FIR describe two different developments involving Dipke’s school-related activities.
School Education Minister Dada Bhuse welcomed Abhijeet Dipke’s School Thik Karo campaign on August 21.
Bhuse said the department viewed Dipke’s reports about poorly organized schools positively.
He said suggestions from Dipke or any ordinary citizen would be considered by the department.
An FIR was registered against Dipke the following day over his alleged entry into a school’s premises in Latur.
Bhuse made his comments while speaking to the media in Malegaon.
- Who
- School Education Minister Dada Bhuse and Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke.
- What
- Bhuse welcomed Dipke’s School Thik Karo campaign, while an FIR was later registered against Dipke over his alleged entry into a school’s premises.
- When
- Bhuse spoke on August 21; the FIR was registered the following day.
- Where
- Bhuse spoke to the media in Malegaon; the FIR concerned a school in Latur.
- Why
- Bhuse said Dipke’s reports could highlight problems in schools and help the department consider improvements.
- Minister
- Dada Bhuse
- Campaign
- School Thik Karo
- Campaign founder
- Abhijeet Dipke
- Minister’s remarks
- August 21
- FIR timing
- The day after Bhuse’s remarks
- FIR allegation
- Dipke allegedly entered a school’s premises
- Locations mentioned
- Malegaon and Latur