Schools until the 12th will remain closed in Gwalior today, decide on the warning of excitement

Due to the controversy over the installation of the statue of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar in the Supreme Court was declared October 15 until a holiday in Gwalior schools in light of the possibility of possible protests or rallies. Today, holiday was declared 12th in schools. The district education officer issued this order on the instructions of collector Ruchika Chauhan. This holiday was declared due to possible local incidents and traffic disruption. This order was issued so that schoolchildren have no problem and that their health is not affected. Schools will remain closed today. In reality, a holiday was declared for students today until class 12th studied in all government, non-governmental, assisted, CBSE and ICSE schools of the district. Teachers will be available regularly to do government work. In the order issued by the district education officer, it was said that schools for students up to class 12th will remain closed in the Gwalior district today. On the instructions of collector Ruchika Chauhan, the district education officer issued an order in this regard. This holiday has been declared to save children from problems as a result of local incidents and traffic developments taking place on this day. It is necessary for teachers to be present in the school. According to the information received from the district education officer Hariom Chaturvedi, October 15 was declared a holiday for students to class 12 who studied in all government, non-governmental, assisted, CBSE and ICE schools of the district. On this day, all the teachers come to their schools and do other official work. This order will take effect immediately. The dispute lasts about six months between the two parties regarding the installation of the statue of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar in the Gwalior High Court Bank. Now this controversy has moved from the court’s premises and reached political and social organizations, which Anil Mishra, former president of the Gwalior High Court Balie Association, said. In protest, supporters of many communities and other parties are campaigning on social media to protest on October 15. Share this story -tags