In a bid to provide better sanitation, the Arvind Kejriwal Government has found a novel way to check sanitation of Government-run schools across the Capital. A task force of volunteers will be set up to keep an eye on Government-run schools.
Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia on Saturday announced that a task force of volunteers will be set up across the city to keep check on sanitation facilities in Government-run schools. “The team will inspect on daily basis to schools and check cleanliness, sanitation, water facilities and attendance of teachers,” he said. According to Sisodia, the team will submit report to Education Minister on daily basis. “The Government is keen to provide all these facilities in government run schools across the city.
The volunteers will have to give time on daily basis to assess the basic amenities and check attendance of teachers of schools,” he said. Sisodia has appealed parents and all those people who are keen to improve the situation of government schools to come forward and join as volunteers. The Aam Aadmi Party led by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had promised in its manifesto to improve the education system of Delhi and bring transparency in fee structures and to end donation systems of private schools.