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Rajasthan Prohibits Outsiders and Photography in Govt Schools Amid CJP's Campaign
✍️ The Quint
🗓 18 Aug 2026, 06:03 AM
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The Rajasthan government has banned outsiders and photography inside its public schools as part of a broader initiative following the Chief Justice of India's school campaign.
The Rajasthan Education Department announced today that all government schools will prohibit outsiders and photography from the moment the new policy takes effect. The directive comes in response to a recent visit by the Chief Justice of India, who highlighted the need for greater discipline and security in schools.
The ban aims to address concerns over student safety and to ensure that the learning environment remains free from distractions. School officials will be required to enforce strict identification checks, and any violations could result in penalties for the offending parties.
Officials say the move is part of a wider effort to improve educational standards across the state, following the Chief Justice’s campaign that urged schools to adopt better safety protocols.
The ban aims to address concerns over student safety and to ensure that the learning environment remains free from distractions. School officials will be required to enforce strict identification checks, and any violations could result in penalties for the offending parties.
Officials say the move is part of a wider effort to improve educational standards across the state, following the Chief Justice’s campaign that urged schools to adopt better safety protocols.