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BJP's Madan Rathod Questions CJP Over Neglected Schools in Jaipur, Calls for Use of Foreign Funds
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 10:32 AM
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BJP state president Madan Rathod raised concerns in Jaipur about the Chief Justice’s handling of dilapidated schools, suggesting that overseas funds could be directed to them.
In Jaipur, BJP state president Madan Rathod publicly questioned the efforts of the Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court regarding the condition of several deteriorating schools. He highlighted the persistent neglect of school infrastructure and demanded a more proactive approach from the judiciary.
Rathod asserted that financial resources available from abroad could be allocated to improve these schools, implying that the lack of action was not due to funding constraints. He urged that any foreign contributions be promptly directed to the educational institutions in need.
The remarks come amid growing scrutiny of Rajasthan's school facilities, with teachers and parents reporting inadequate buildings and resources. No official response from the Chief Justice’s office has been recorded at the time of reporting.
Stakeholders are expected to debate the feasibility of channeling overseas funds into the state’s education system, a move that could set a precedent for future public‑private collaborations.
Rathod asserted that financial resources available from abroad could be allocated to improve these schools, implying that the lack of action was not due to funding constraints. He urged that any foreign contributions be promptly directed to the educational institutions in need.
The remarks come amid growing scrutiny of Rajasthan's school facilities, with teachers and parents reporting inadequate buildings and resources. No official response from the Chief Justice’s office has been recorded at the time of reporting.
Stakeholders are expected to debate the feasibility of channeling overseas funds into the state’s education system, a move that could set a precedent for future public‑private collaborations.