Archive · 21 Sep 2026
CJP Flags Poor Conditions At Maharashtra Tribal School
A group called CJP raised concerns about a tribal school in Maharashtra.
The school is also a place where children live.
Dipke said the children use a bathroom without a roof.
He also said there is no tap in the bathroom.
Because of this, bathing is difficult for the students.
He compared the conditions to those in a stable.
The report also mentioned that schoolbooks have a chief minister’s photograph.
The claims describe a lack of basic facilities at the school.
CJP raised concerns about conditions at a tribal ashram school in Maharashtra.
Dipke said the school functions as a boarding facility where children study and live.
Dipke alleged that the bathroom has no roof and no tap.
He said students are sent to bathe in conditions resembling a stable.
The report highlighted that books carry a photograph of the chief minister despite the alleged lack of basic facilities.
- Who
- CJP raised the concerns, with Dipke describing the school’s conditions.
- What
- The report concerns alleged inadequate facilities, including a bathroom without a roof or tap.
- Where
- A tribal ashram school in Maharashtra.
- Why
- CJP flagged the conditions because children reportedly study and live at the school while using inadequate bathing facilities.
- Organization raising concerns
- CJP
- State
- Maharashtra
- School type
- Ashram school and boarding facility
- Students’ arrangement
- Children study and live at the school
- Bathroom condition
- Dipke alleged that it has no roof
- Water facility
- Dipke alleged that there is no tap
- Additional detail
- The report said books display a chief minister’s photograph