Abhijeet Dipke said ministers, MLAs and MPs should send their children to village schools for a day and walk like rural students. Speaking in Hingoli, the CJP founder highlighted that children in remote areas travel seven to 10 kilometres to study. He said direct experience would help leaders understand education challenges and improve public schools.
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Tuesday said education department officials should be required to send their children to government schools, arguing that this would force the system to improve. He also criticised the Maharashtra government for failing to provide transport facilities to students in rural and remote areas.
Dipke said Ministers and politicians should send their children to village schools for at least a day and make them walk the same distances as rural students. His argument puts the focus on a familiar gap in public services: those responsible for running the system often do not have to depend on it themselves.
Make Officials Experience Govt Schools
Speaking to reporters at Limbala in his native Hingoli district, Dipke said making government schools compulsory for the children of education officials would bring about a drastic improvement.
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