The High Court has taken a big decision regarding dilapidated schools in Rajasthan. The Rajasthan High Court has banned studies in more than 86 thousand classrooms of state government schools. The entry of children in these dilapidated classrooms has also been banned. The High Court said that these classrooms should be locked and children should not be allowed to go around them. The court has also said that by making alternative arrangements, children should be studied in other rooms.

The High Court clearly said, “If all the classrooms of a school are shabby, then alternative arrangements should be made for the education of the children there.” The education department of the Rajasthan government will have to arrange for this. ”Actually, the Rajasthan High Court is hearing automatically in the case of death of seven children due to falling school building on July 25 in Jhalawar.

Rajasthan government filed a reply in HC

In the last hearing, the High Court had asked the state government to file a report on the status of school buildings. The reply filed by the Rajasthan government in the High Court on Friday (August 22) was very shocking. It was told that more than 86000 classrooms of government schools are completely dilapidated and not worth reading.

86934 classrooms completely shabby in Rajasthan

The government report said that there are a total of 63018 schools in the state from first to twelfth grade. These schools have a total of 526262 classrooms. Of these, 86934 classrooms are completely shabby. Only 191713 classrooms are completely safe. Apart from this, there are 29093 classrooms that need to be repaired. Also, there are 5667 schools where the entire school is completely shabby and not worth the children to sit.

Asked Rajasthan government at many points

The High Court has now asked the Rajasthan government to respond that an accident like Jhalawar should not happen again and the education of children should also continue regularly. The court has asked what arrangements are being made for this. The court has also sought answers from the Rajasthan government at many other points.
The central government has also asked about not fully compliance with the pre -decided guidelines.

What did the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights?

A reply could not be filed by the central government till the time of hearing in the court on Friday. The court was told that his reply will be filed today. The National Child Rights Protection Commission told the court during the hearing that school buildings are also falling in all other districts of Rajasthan after Jhalawar.

Commission counsel Vagish Kumar Singh has informed the court about the collapse of school building in Jaisalmer, Tonk, Bara, Bundi and Pratapgarh districts. The Division Bench of the Haikourt will again hear the matter again on this matter.

A hearing was held in the High Court on Monday (August 04) on the case of claiming the dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti of Ajmer as Hindu temple. This hearing was held on a petition filed in the Rajasthan High Court against the ongoing trial in the district court of Ajmer to demand permission to allow puja archana. The High Court has issued a notice to all the parties and asked to file a reply in two weeks.

The Jaipur Bench of the High Court has issued a notice to Vishnu Sharma, president of the Hindu Army, who filed a case in the Ministry of Minorities, Government of India, Archaeological Survey of India and Ajmer Court. Two Anjumans of the dargah’s khadim ie institutions have filed this petition in the High Court.

Demand for stay on hearing in Ajmer district court

The petition filed in the High Court has demanded a stay on the ongoing hearing in the district court of Ajmer. It has been argued that in the case of Ashwini Kumar, the Supreme Court has refused to issue any interim order in the ongoing dispute over religious places in the country. It was only after the decision on the Places of Varships Act 1991 was asked to pass a final or interim order.

What was said in the petition filed in the High Court?

The petition said that despite the stay of the Supreme Court, the district court of Ajmer is constantly hearing in the dargah dispute case. Answers are being taken from the parties and their documents are being taken on record. On Monday, his lawyer Ashish Kumar Singh presented arguments in the court on behalf of the petitioners.

When will the case be heard in the High Court now?

The High Court has not stayed the hearing of the ongoing trial in the district court of Ajmer on Monday. The next hearing in the district court of Ajmer is to be held on 30 August. The case will be heard in the High Court in the third or fourth week. On behalf of Anjumans, it was said in the court that the trial going on with the ongoing trial is moving towards the interim order.

Anjumans also said that after the Supreme Court’s ban, the district court of Ajmer is no longer the right to continue hearing, all the other courts of the country are not even hearing and are only putting the date.