Painful accident in Jhalawar Government School: 7 children were killed due to roof fall, 27 injured

In the Jhalawar district of Rajasthan, seven innocent children died in a tragic accident on Friday morning, while 27 others were injured. The accident occurred at a government school in the Piplodi village of Manohar police station, where the roof of Class 6th and 7th after the morning prayer fell. About 35 children were present in the school grounds at the time of the accident, many of which were buried in ruins. According to eyewitnesses, the children meet as usual morning prayers when part of the roof suddenly falls. There was a scream and there was an atmosphere of chaos on the spot. The residents and school staff immediately began assistance and took the children out of the rubble and took them to the hospital. However, seven children could not be saved and were pronounced dead. The treatment of the remaining injured continues in hospitals, some of which are critical. After this painful incident, a wave of raw raged throughout the district. The families of the deceased are in a crying condition. The district administration and police officers arrived on the spot and tackled the situation. Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, announced all possible help to the victim families. At the same time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expressed deeply compassionate about the incident on the social media platform X (East Twitter) and wrote: “The accident in a school in Jhalawar, Rajasthan is extremely tragic. My condolences are with the families involved.” This incident raised many questions about the dilapidated buildings of government schools and their monitoring system. Villagers said the school building had been in a bad condition for years, but that the administration did not restore it in time. After the accident, the education department ordered an investigation and strictly against the culprits. On the other hand, the state government announced a remuneration of Rs 5-5 Lakh to the families of the deceased children and Rs 50,000 thousand to the injured. It was also decided to conduct a special inspection campaign of school buildings across the state so that such incidents could be stopped in the future. This tragic incident of Jhalawar once again unveiled the land reality of government schools and brought serious consequences of administrative negligence. This accident mourned the entire state and people express their condolences to the affected families. Share this story -tags