Chandigarh, September 16
The claims of the Aam Aadmi Party government, which has been loudly publicising its so-called education revolution in Punjab, have been exposed. Punjab BJP State President Kewal Singh Dhillon said that in the Schools of Eminence, created by the government after renovating and painting old buildings, vacant posts of teachers and lecturers are adversely affecting students’ education.
Citing the example of the School of Eminence in Ward No. 1, Moga (Landeke), he said that the shortage of lecturers is affecting the studies of both medical and non-medical students at the school.
Dhillon said that at the same school, bus operators have stopped the buses transporting students due to non-payment of their dues. As a result, students coming from villages are facing considerable difficulties.
Dhillon said that instead of making hollow statements, the state government should keep the future of schoolchildren in mind, ensure adequate teachers in schools and immediately clear the pending payments for school buses. He said that the government has failed badly on the education front.
Dhillon said that the state government’s false promises are now being exposed before the people, and the people of Punjab will now demand answers from the government on these issues.