AAP Launches ‘School Theek Karo’ Campaign in Uttar Pradesh

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has launched the 'School Theek Karo Abhiyaan' (Fix Schools Campaign) in Uttar Pradesh, stepping up its criticism of the Yogi Adityanath-led state government over the condition of government schools. The campaign aims to highlight what the party describes as inadequate and deteriorating school infrastructure across different districts of Uttar Pradesh.

AAP Raises Concerns Over UP Government Schools

AAP Uttar Pradesh in-charge and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh said the initiative would document the condition of government schools and bring the findings before the public. The campaign is expected to expand to different parts of the state in the coming days.

AAP Targets Government School Infrastructure

As part of the campaign, AAP has released videos showing the condition of government schools in areas including Varanasi, Ghazipur, Jaunpur and Gorakhpur. The party has alleged that the footage highlights shortcomings in school infrastructure and questions claims regarding the transformation of government schools in Uttar Pradesh.

Sanjay Singh said schools and education have increasingly become important issues in the country's political discourse. He also said that the campaign would focus on bringing the ground situation of government schools before the public.

What Is the 'School Theek Karo Abhiyaan'?

The School Theek Karo Abhiyaan is a campaign launched by AAP to document the condition of government schools across Uttar Pradesh. Under the initiative, people can record videos of schools in their areas and share them with the campaign.

According to the party, AAP workers will contact people who submit information and use the material to highlight concerns related to school infrastructure and facilities.

The campaign is initially focusing on documenting schools in different districts through videos. AAP has said that it plans to expand the initiative across Uttar Pradesh.

How Can People Share School Videos?

AAP has appealed to residents to record videos showing the condition of government schools and share them with the campaign. The party has cited the helpline number 8382928009 in its social media posts for submitting videos.

After receiving the information, AAP workers are expected to contact the contributors and gather additional details where required.

Campaign Focuses on Education Issues

The launch of the campaign comes amid AAP's broader focus on education and government school infrastructure. The party has sought to make education and the condition of public schools a prominent issue in its political campaign.

Through the 'School Theek Karo' campaign, AAP plans to showcase school infrastructure issues and challenge what it considers claims of improvement by the Uttar Pradesh government.

The campaign is expected to cover more districts as the party expands its outreach. AAP has said that videos and information collected from residents will be used to draw public attention to the condition of government schools and the facilities available to students.

AAP's Uttar Pradesh Campaign

The initiative marks another attempt by AAP to raise education and public infrastructure issues in Uttar Pradesh. The party has positioned the campaign around the condition of government schools and the need for better facilities for students.

As the campaign progresses, AAP is likely to release more videos and information from different parts of the state. The response from the Uttar Pradesh government and any measures announced in response to the allegations will also be closely watched.

The 'School Theek Karo Abhiyaan' therefore puts government school infrastructure at the centre of AAP's latest political outreach in Uttar Pradesh, with the party seeking to involve residents directly in documenting and highlighting issues affecting schools.

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