During a BMC Education Committee meeting, member Nikhil Vyas raised concerns over alleged goats being kept on Sanjay Nagar BMC School premises in Govandi. Vyas sought an inquiry into possible negligence by officials and local pressure groups. Committee members demanded action, while the chairperson directed authorities to submit a report before the next meeting, officials said.
Mumbai: Heated debates erupted during the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Education Committee meeting after co-opted member Nikhil Vyas raised a point of order regarding the alleged intimidation of school management at Sanjay Nagar BMC School in Govandi (M East Ward) over livestock moving on the school premises.
Member seeks probe into alleged illegal activity
Expressing strong concerns over what he described as a deliberate attempt to alter the demography and character of Mumbai, Vyas demanded a thorough investigation into whether local pressure groups and the school's watchman were colluding to permit the illegal activity.
"For several days someone has been unknowingly tying their goats in the area of the school ground. The teachers and parents found it a problem as it is not appropriate for school environment and creates a nuisance," said Vyas.
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