Abhijeet Dipke Warns of Protest Over Alleged Principal Misconduct at Maharashtra School

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has warned education authorities in Maharashtra that he will join villagers in a protest if action is not taken against a government school principal facing allegations of regularly reporting to work under the influence of alcohol. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

The issue has been reported from Santuk Pimpri village in Hingoli district, where parents and residents have repeatedly raised concerns about the functioning of the local government primary school.

Villagers Raise Allegations Against Principal

According to complaints cited by villagers, the school principal allegedly comes to work under the influence of alcohol.

Residents have reportedly approached senior education officials several times seeking action, but allege that their complaints have not resulted in a satisfactory response.

Dipke has now warned that he will join parents and villagers in a demonstration if the education department does not take action against the principal.

School Has Only Two Teachers for Five Classrooms

The village school is also facing a serious shortage of teachers.

According to the details raised in connection with the campaign, only two teachers are currently available to teach students across five classrooms.

The shortage has reportedly resulted in multi-grade teaching, where teachers are required to handle students from different classes at the same time.

Parents and residents have raised concerns that the situation could affect the quality of education provided to children.

Dipke Announces Support for Village Protest

In a public video statement, Dipke said he would stand with parents and residents if they decided to protest against the alleged problems at the school.

The proposed intervention is part of his broader focus on issues affecting government schools and rural education.

‘School Thik Karo’ Campaign

The controversy comes amid the nationwide “School Thik Karo” campaign launched by the CJP around Independence Day.

The campaign calls on parents and village leaders to conduct social audits of government schools and highlight problems that affect students.

The initiative focuses on basic facilities and educational standards, including:

• Clean drinking water
• Reliable electricity
• Separate functional toilets for boys and girls
• Adequate numbers of teachers
• Better school infrastructure
• Greater accountability from local authorities

The campaign seeks to encourage communities to directly examine the condition of their local schools and raise concerns with education authorities.

Focus on Rural Government Schools

The initiative has placed particular emphasis on government primary schools in rural areas, where shortages of teachers and basic facilities can have a direct impact on children’s education.

The situation in Santuk Pimpri has therefore become part of a wider debate over the condition of rural government schools and the need for stronger monitoring.

Any allegations against school staff would need to be established through an appropriate departmental inquiry, while authorities are expected to address genuine concerns raised by parents and ensure that students receive a safe and effective learning environment.

The proposed protest highlights the growing demand for greater accountability, adequate staffing and better basic facilities in rural government schools.