
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev has threatened to protest over education reforms, citing shortages of teachers, electricity, water and toilets in smaller schools. Speaking at an Independence Day event, he also criticised paper…
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev has threatened to protest over education reforms, citing shortages of teachers, electricity, water and toilets in smaller schools. Speaking at an Independence Day event, he also criticised paper leaks, competitive exam-focused admissions and alleged corruption in government recruitment. Live Hindustan quoted him as saying that protests may grow unless authorities improve the system. Ramdev said he did not support anarchy in the name of protest.
His remarks came after the Cockroach Janta Party announced its School Thik Karo campaign. The party’s audit of a government school in Santuk Pimpri, Hingoli district, listed poor water supply, missing benches, dirty washrooms and broken windows. Ramdev also criticised some Gen Z habits, including smoking, drinking and having multiple relationships.
The loudest narratives here are that every school is collapsing, or that young people themselves are the problem. Neither follows from the evidence cited. Basic facilities and exam integrity deserve scrutiny, but broad claims about recruitment corruption and Gen Z need proof, not rhetoric. The useful test is simple: will schools receive functioning toilets, water, teachers and electricity, and will paper leaks fall in the next examination cycle?
Source: hindustantimes.com
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