Threat to security from private vehicles in ZP school in plaintiff

Nagpur: Students of a ZP (Zilla Parishad) school in Wadi find themselves at risk because of private vehicles entering the open ground. Which they share with other government offices.

An education official shared the photos and videos on the condition of anonymity, In which free movement of cars and bikes is also visible right in front of Zilla Parishad School.

The Education Officer has told that the office of Patwari, Aadhar Enrollment and Health Department is also located on the same premises.

“There is also a lot of movement of vehicles being driven in a very haphazard manner. All children are also known to become erratic while running or walking on open ground. And it is also a very serious threat to their very safety.” he added.

The official has also said that apart from this bodily injury, much bigger dangers can emerge. He has also said that how does he know that only real people come here. Anti-social elements, pedophiles, etc. can also go around the students and keep an eye on them. Because of this, a very serious situation can also arise.

Employee shared photos & videos

The CEO of Zilla Parishad whose name is Yogesh Kumbhejkar. He has said that he will also look into the issue. He will go with the help of photos, videos and will also ask all his officers to give more priority to this matter.

The employee, who shared the photos and videos, also said that the danger of this mob is increasing day by day. The official has also said that as soon as the threat of this virus has reduced a lot. The crowd at all these centers has increased tremendously. And they are doing a lot of garbage in the area and sometimes even using very abusive words on the phone, which children and parents hear while walking.

In rural areas, the school has got a very good response once again, due to which the attendance is high. The official has also said that since more students keep coming back to the campus, all the officials should also shift all these offices from here.

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