Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Haryana Minister Restricts Unauthorised Entry Into Government Schools
A Haryana minister said strangers should not walk directly into government schools.
Visitors must first speak with the principal or school head.
People who have complaints can share them with the principal.
The minister said this rule is meant to keep children safe.
He said no separate orders are needed to make the expectation clear.
The comments were made in an interview.
The report does not say when the policy will formally begin.
It also does not describe any penalties for entering without permission.
Haryana minister Dhanda said unknown people cannot directly enter government schools.
Visitors must first approach the school head or principal.
People with complaints or concerns can present them to the principal.
Dhanda said the policy is intended to protect children’s security.
He made the remarks during an interview with IANS.
- Who
- Haryana minister Dhanda discussed rules for visitors to government schools.
- What
- Unknown people will not be allowed to enter schools directly; they must first approach the principal or school head.
- When
- The timing was not specified; the comments were made in an interview with IANS.
- Where
- Haryana government schools.
- Why
- To protect the security of schoolchildren.
- Policy
- Unknown people cannot directly enter government schools.
- Required contact
- Visitors must first approach the head of the school or principal.
- Complaints
- People can present complaints or concerns to the principal.
- Stated purpose
- Protecting children’s security.
- Speaker
- Haryana minister Dhanda.
- Source
- An interview with IANS.