Student death in the temple of education

Even though the Yogi government of UP is claiming to improve primary education, their claims are hollow but in Uttar Pradesh, schemes for dress distribution, midday meal and distribution of books for primary education have been launched. But the teachers deployed in the primary schools are fending off their plans. The latest case is in village Tama, the primary school in Janpad Jalaun. However, a student of Class 2 Shivji was killed by the bite of a poisonous insect scorpion. Tell us that Shivaji, son of Rajesh Kumar, a resident of Gram Sabha, was present at the primary school in the village Tama where Master Prakash Narayan Yagic and other staff were present. Year 2 was a student of class 2, but as soon as the student was bitten by poisonous insects, he was admitted to CSC Jalon. And referred him to Medical College Urai where he died during treatment
Rajesh Kumar, father of the deceased student, has said that the teachers were raising bricks from my child. That the child has died from the b

ite of a poisonous insect but no work is done to the children in the school. Before telling you, vedio has been run on social media and channels several times while sweeping students in many primary schools of the district but no change has been made in the education department. The most important question now arises is that after that innocent student Shivaji Mahesh's fault was so that when he went to study in the morning this morning, what did he know that this day would be his last day, but it was bad for the family members to cry. It is as soon as his sister heard that his brother had been bitten by a scorpion. He rushed to the school in a hurry and he told his father of the school that his brother had gone to the school itself. The fort was sitting on a scorpion which caused my brother to die, for which the father of the student Rajesh Kumar has said crying that if my child was wished in the school, maybe his Life will be saved. It will be time to see whether the education department will help the victim's family or not.