Kids study under trees in a capital primary school.

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Kids study under trees in a capital primary school.

    On Monday morning when students of Baramunda UP school in the city arrived for classes, they found broken liquor bottles and plastics all around.

   Some teachers started classes in the open field while others cleaned up the classrooms."The school turns into a den of drunkards every evening," alleged a teacher of the school. Other teachers agreed.

     Sources said when children came to the school on Monday morning, they could not enter the classrooms as the verandah of the school was strewn with broken pieces of alcohol bottles. The teachers asked the children to sit under a tree and cleaned up the mess, after which children could enter the classrooms.

    

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 "This incident happened twice earlier. We informed the authorities, police and also the school management committee but this time it was worse," said the headmistress of the school, Anita Subhadarshini. She has complained to the police about the incident.

    School teachers said that every day they had locked up the main gate of the school on Saturday. However, an Anganwadi centre also runs from the premises and they also have a duplicate key.

     Chairman of the school management committee Ramachandra Ramsingh said, "The school is close to Baramunda bus stand so it has become a den of miscreants. After school is over, the teachers lock the main gate every day."

   

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 "Due to the lack of police patrolling in the locality and it being a secluded place without any house nearby, the miscreants find the school building a safe place for drinking and other unlawful activities. I had lodged complaints with the police earlier too, but they have failed to check the menace," Ransingh added.

    An abandoned high school building near the school has also become a den for drunkards, the teachers alleged.

   Such incidents hurt children. Even parents could feel unsafe to send their children to the school, said a lady teacher.

Kids study under trees in a capital primary school.

    On Monday morning when students of Baramunda UP school in the city arrived for classes, they found broken liquor bottles and plastics all around.

   Some teachers started classes in the open field while others cleaned up the classrooms."The school turns into a den of drunkards every evening," alleged a teacher of the school. Other teachers agreed.

     Sources said when children came to the school on Monday morning, they could not enter the classrooms as the verandah of the school was strewn with broken pieces of alcohol bottles. The teachers asked the children to sit under a tree and cleaned up the mess, after which children could enter the classrooms.

     "This incident happened twice earlier. We informed the authorities, police and also the school management committee but this time it was worse," said the headmistress of the school, Anita Subhadarshini. She has complained to the police about the incident.

    School teachers said that every day they had locked up the main gate of the school on Saturday. However, Anganwadi Centre also runs from the premises and they also have a duplicate key.

     Chairman of the school management committee Ramachandra Ramsingh said, "The school is close to Baramunda bus stand so it has become a den of miscreants. After school is over, the teachers lock the main gate every day."

    "Due to the lack of police patrolling in the locality and it being a secluded place without any house nearby, the miscreants find the school building a safe place for drinking and other unlawful activities. I had lodged complaints with the police earlier too, but they have failed to check the menace," Ransingh added.

    An abandoned high school building near the school has also become a den for drunkards, the teachers alleged.

   Such incidents hurt children. Even parents could feel unsafe to send their children to the school, said a lady teacher.