
Students at the Government Seth Anandilal Poddar School for the Hearing and Speech Impaired in Jaipur have been protesting over long-pending issues including the deteriorating condition of the school building, a shortage…
Students at the Government Seth Anandilal Poddar School for the Hearing and Speech Impaired in Jaipur have been protesting over long-pending issues including the deteriorating condition of the school building, a shortage of trained teachers and inadequate facilities, according to NDTV. The state government suspended the school's principal, Bharat Joshi, and ordered a departmental inquiry into allegations of mismanagement, run by the Chief Block Education Officer of Jaipur East.
The protest drew political attention, with Congress leaders Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot visiting or voicing support for the students and criticising the state government's handling of the school. The suspension order itself does not specify the reasons for disciplinary proceedings against Joshi or explicitly connect the action to the protest, while the separate inquiry order does refer to the students' demonstration and the mismanagement allegations.
The students' safety and infrastructure concerns are documented in some detail, but the report does not establish how directly the principal's suspension is tied to the protest, since the suspension order and the inquiry order give different levels of detail on that link. Political leaders' comments add pressure but are not evidence of the inquiry's eventual findings. Readers should treat responsibility for the school's condition as unresolved until the inquiry committee, which has been asked to report urgently, publishes its findings and recommends any disciplinary action.
Source: www.ndtv.com
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