The BSA has suspended Bhupendra Singh and Deepak Singh, fourth grade employees, after the photo of a student getting a broom in a former secondary school in Dhanipur went viral on the internet media. Incharge Principal Neelam Saxena has been warned. The headmaster has been suspended for the food not being cooked in the mid-day meal in primary school, Faridpur.
BSA Laxmikant Pandey said that there was a complaint in the DM War Room about the case of the student getting a broom in the former secondary school, Dhanipur. When the team went to school and investigated, the matter was found correct. The condition of school's infrastructure was bad. The in-charge headmistress was warned for this. In primary school Faridpur Dhanipur, the team found 47 out of 158 children present. Nothing was found to work under boundary wall, toilets, submersible and rejuvenation.
MDM was also not formed from March 1 to 6. Composite grant consumption bills were not introduced. Principal Rishipal Singh has been suspended. Only 30 children out of 493 were present in Composite School, Sihor Dhanipur. There was no cleaning and dyeing. The incharge headmistress could not give information about rejuvenation and departmental work. The headmaster has been summoned to the office with the documents. Attendance at East Secondary School Kaliyanpur Dhanipur was signed by Rashmi Tripathi, Incharge Principal at Panjika, but she was not in school.
Medical leave was registered in the correspondence register from March 6 to March 8. Incharge Principal Rashmi Tripathi has been issued a show cause notice. Kailash, the headmaster at primary school Kaliyanpur, could not present the bill voucher. He has also been summoned with the documents in the office.
The BSA said that arrangements are being made by the government that the teachers and students in the school will spend 15 minutes daily in cleaning and will also apply brooms. Will know moral values. This work will be done as a campaign. Groups of students and teachers and teachers will be decided by the day. It is wrong to make one student to sweep.