
Bareilly Schools Closed Due To Traffic Restrictions, Parents Question Decision
What Happened?
Schools for Classes 1 to 8 in Bareilly were closed on November 3 due to a BJP foot march, leading to criticism from parents over the disruption of education.
Key points
- Schools from Classes 1 to 8 in urban Bareilly were closed on November 3.
- The closure was ordered by district education authorities ahead of a BJP foot march.
- Parents criticized the decision, questioning the importance of education over political events.
- The holiday was issued following a letter from Bareilly MP Chhatrapal Gangwar.
- An estimated 25,000 to 50,000 people were expected to participate in the march.
- The closure affected all types of schools, including government and CBSE-affiliated institutions.
Key insights
- The closure could lead to a loss of educational continuity for students.
- Parents may feel increasingly frustrated with government decisions affecting education.
- The incident highlights the tension between political activities and educational priorities.
Why it matters
The decision raises concerns about prioritizing political events over children's education.
Source
Times Now



