In the Government Primary School, Maraki Mhow in village Sangai of Bamori development block of Guna district, children had to sit under the tapra for years. Dilapidated building, dripping roof and falling plaster,In these conditions, the right to education had become a formalities. But now the picture is about to change.
As soon as the Union Minister of Communications and North Election Development and Guna MP Jyotiraditya Scindia came to know about the bad situation of this school and the pathetic conditions of the children, he took the matter seriously and directed him to take immediate action.
Despite being on his stay in Bengaluru, Scindia called Guna Collector Kishore Kumar Kanyal and directed to start the school building on top priority, regardless of time and distance. The collector assured them that construction work will be started in the next one or two days and administrative preparations have been completed.
Significantly, this school was in a very shabby position for the last three years. In the rain, water was dripping from the roof and there was a danger of falling plaster, due to which the children had to sit under Tin-Tirpal and study. This structure was neither safe nor provided a suitable environment for education.
Scindia’s quick initiative not only brought the administration into action, but also proved that he is alert, sensitive and committed to the problems of his parliamentary constituency. In the coming time, this school will not only operate in a safe building, but will also become a dignified center of education.
