The Rajasthan Education Department issued a notice to Neerja Modi School on December 17. Six days have passed, but the school has yet to respond.

The Rajasthan Education Department has issued a notice to Neerja Modi School in connection with the death of Class 4 student Amyra in Jaipur. A committee headed by District Education Officer (Primary), Ramniwas Sharma, conducted an investigation on behalf of the Rajasthan Education Department. The investigation report was subsequently submitted to higher officials and the Education Minister. The Education Department has now issued a notice to the school.

Must respond within 7 days

The school has been asked to respond within seven days. The Education Department, taking a serious view of the matter, has clearly stated that if a satisfactory response is not received within the stipulated time, strict action will be taken. According to the notice, the school's NOC may be revoked. Additionally, steps may be taken to revoke the school's recognition.

Rajasthan Secondary Education Department has issued a notice to Neerja Modi School.

Education department investigation found flaws

The Education Department has issued a notice to the school in this case. The report, bolded, states that an inspection revealed negligence in the safety of children. The school lacked adequate security personnel and attendants. Furthermore, the accident scene was cleaned with water, which demonstrates the school administration's negligence. This indicates serious negligence.

There was no iron mesh

Furthermore, according to the report, the D Block of the school building is a five-story building. Stair railings lacked iron grills, ensuring the safety of children up to grade 8. The ground floor's open space was also devoid of nets. For the safety of children, there were no security guards or attendants on each floor, so they could be stopped if they went upstairs.

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