
BRS questions government’s silence on suicide by girls in residential schools
The Hindu
Hyderabad Bharat Rashtra Samithi expresses concern over student suicides in government schools, demands government response and accountability.
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has expressed concern over the suicide by girl students of government residential schools during the last fortnight but there is no response from the government so far despite the protests being held by people’s organisations.
Speaking to newspersons here on Monday along with party leader S. Bharat Kumar and P. Ravi Kumar, former MLA Balka Suman said there was no response from the any of the government functionary so far although four girls studying in the government residential schools had ended lives during the last fortnight.
He sought to know why the intellectuals and channels were maintaining silence now when they used to raise hue and cry even for small incidents. The government had not filled even one post by issuing notification after December 9 last and by giving appointment letters to the selected candidates as staff nurses, residential school teachers and others, whose recruitment process was conducted by the previous government.
Alleging that the there appeared to be a conspiracy behind allowing Medigadda Barrage suffer more damage as the government (irrigation authorities) was letting water towards the damaged piers, the BRS leader said the government should ask the dam safety authority to take up a thorough investigation behind the barrage failure as early as possible.

The Shivamogga district judiciary and administration jointly launched 1,234 legal literacy clubs across schools in one go in Shivamogga on January 22. The clubs, aimed at spreading awareness about rights, duties and laws among students, have been set up in select government, aided and private schools as well as pre-university colleges across the district.












