SCHOOL THIK KARO · RAJASTHAN · 02 SEP 2026
After a dilapidated government school in Jaipur's Rampura-Kanwarpura village was demolished, Rajasthan is moving ahead with a replacement building. The development follows weeks of attention around the school under CJP's School Thik Karo campaign.
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District Mineral Foundation Trust sanctions ₹12 lakh for the Rampura school project.
Visit brings public attention and results in confrontation with local residents, with cross-FIRs registered.
State confirms ₹18 lakh package (₹12 lakh DMFT + ₹6 lakh MLA fund) for a replacement school building.
Following Supreme Court order quashing student FIRs and government commitments, CJP calls off Delhi march.
Dilapidated structure razed in presence of district administration to pave way for replacement facility.
Court declines plea challenging restrictions on outsiders and media documenting government schools.
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CJP's grassroots education reform initiative mobilizes citizen-led audits of basic amenities—sanitation, drinking water, structural safety, and mid-day meal standards—in public schools across India.
The Government Primary School in Rampura-Kanwarpura village near Jaipur was declared dilapidated and unsafe following a technical survey in September 2025 and subsequently taken out of use. After months of operating from makeshift facilities, the old structure was demolished on September 2, 2026 in the presence of district administration and education department officials.
“CJP has called the Rampura development a campaign victory. The school had already been declared unsafe in 2025, and government funding decisions preceded the August 21 CJP visit. The demolition and rebuilding are government actions.”
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke alleged that expired food packets, a non-functional drinking water filter, and inadequate bathroom water facilities were found during an inspection at a government school in Aundha, Hingoli.
CJP has raised allegations regarding deteriorated building infrastructure and inadequate classroom safety at Mahatma Gandhi Government School in Ponkh, Jhunjhunu, submitting representations to district officials.
Non-Partisan Civic Framework: School Thik Karo is a public pressure and citizen audit campaign focusing strictly on constitutional entitlements under the Right to Education (RTE) Act. It monitors infrastructure, water, toilets, and student welfare across all state jurisdictions regardless of ruling party.
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A government primary school in Rampura-Kanwarpura had been declared unsafe in 2025. After months of temporary arrangements, the old structure was demolished on September 2 as the state moves toward a new ₹18 lakh building.
Read The Rampura Report →"The Rampura building is gone. The next question is whether the promised replacement delivers the safe, functional school that students need."
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The Supreme Court declined to entertain a PIL challenging state restrictions on outsiders, journalists, YouTubers and civil society members entering and documenting government schools.
Following technical surveys declaring the building unsafe and months of temporary arrangements, the dilapidated primary school in Jaipur was demolished in the presence of officials to make way for a replacement facility.
The Supreme Court granted relief and quashed FIRs against students from the July protests after Centre reaffirmed commitments. CJP subsequently withdrew its planned September 5 Delhi march.
State authorities confirmed a combined allocation of ₹18 lakh (₹12 lakh DMFT + ₹6 lakh MLA fund) for construction of a replacement school building in Rampura-Kanwarpura.
CJP delegation visited Government Primary School in Rampura (Jaipur), resulting in a confrontation with local residents and cross-FIRs registered by both sides.
CJP launched its grassroots education reform campaign starting in Hingoli, Maharashtra, initiating citizen social audits of basic school amenities.
District Mineral Foundation Trust approved initial ₹12 lakh allocation for the Rampura school replacement project prior to subsequent campaign visits.
CJP suspended its five-day nationwide street agitation following the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and administrative commitments.
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