Archive · 23 Aug 2026
Rajasthan Teachers’ Body Calls for Politics-Free Government Schools
A teachers’ organisation in Rajasthan says government schools should not be used for political activities.
It also says people should not enter schools without permission.
The statement followed a disagreement in Jaipur district involving CJP activists and villagers.
The organisation said the disagreement reportedly became a physical fight.
It said violence is wrong and should not be supported.
It advised people with complaints to contact education officials instead.
The group said these rules are meant to protect students’ learning environment.
It also supported government plans to improve school buildings, resources, and education quality.
The Akhil Bharatiya Rashtriya Shaikshiik Mahasangh opposed unauthorised entry and political activities on government school premises.
The federation said it did not support the alleged assault and violence following a dispute in Jaipur district.
It said complaints about school management, facilities, teachers, or education quality should go through education authorities and district administration.
The organisation backed government guidelines intended to limit external and political interference in schools.
It supported education reforms by Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma and Education Minister Madan Dilawar, including plans to improve school infrastructure.
- Who
- The Akhil Bharatiya Rashtriya Shaikshiik Mahasangh, represented by State Vice President Sanjeev Vyas, issued the statement; CJP activists and villagers were involved in the reported dispute.
- What
- The teachers’ federation called for government schools to remain free from political activities and unauthorised external interference while rejecting alleged violence.
- When
- The statement was made at a press conference in Jodhpur on Saturday.
- Where
- The reported dispute occurred in Jaipur district, while the federation’s press conference took place in Jodhpur, Rajasthan.
- Why
- The federation said established administrative procedures are needed to protect schools’ academic environment and address complaints.
- Organisation
- Akhil Bharatiya Rashtriya Shaikshiik Mahasangh
- Spokesperson
- State Vice President Sanjeev Vyas
- Reported dispute
- CJP activists and villagers in Jaipur district
- Federation position
- Opposes unauthorised school entry and political activities, but does not condone alleged assault
- Complaint process
- Issues should be submitted to the Education Department and district administration
- Schools mentioned
- The organisation says its teachers are working to improve about 10,000 schools across Rajasthan
- Government support
- The federation backed guidelines against external and political interference and infrastructure-improvement plans