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MP MLA Kunwar Singh Tekam urges swift completion of CM Rise School after roof leak
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 12:32 PM
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During heavy rain, water dripped from the roof of the under‑construction CM Rise School in Majholi, prompting MLA Kunwar Singh Tekam to demand immediate completion, warning of possible suspension of the project.
The CM Rise School in Majholi, Madhya Pradesh, which draws students from distant villages, has been under construction for several months but progress has been slow, according to local reports.
Heavy rain on the campus caused water to seep through the partially built roof, creating a visible drip that attracted the attention of local residents and officials.
Kunwar Singh Tekam, the MLA representing the area, visited the site, expressed his frustration at the delayed work, and warned that if the construction is not completed promptly, he will seek the suspension of the project and hold the contractors accountable.
He emphasized that the school is essential for the community’s education and that any further negligence could jeopardize the safety of the children who attend the institution.
Authorities have not yet issued a formal response, but the MLA’s statement is expected to accelerate oversight and expedite the remaining construction work.
Heavy rain on the campus caused water to seep through the partially built roof, creating a visible drip that attracted the attention of local residents and officials.
Kunwar Singh Tekam, the MLA representing the area, visited the site, expressed his frustration at the delayed work, and warned that if the construction is not completed promptly, he will seek the suspension of the project and hold the contractors accountable.
He emphasized that the school is essential for the community’s education and that any further negligence could jeopardize the safety of the children who attend the institution.
Authorities have not yet issued a formal response, but the MLA’s statement is expected to accelerate oversight and expedite the remaining construction work.