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Demarcation of Govt School’s laboratory block put on hold in Shangus

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
December 12, 2022
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Umaisar Gull Ganie

Anantnag, Dec 12: Authorities in Anantnag have kept demarcation of five room laboratory block on hold due to unknown reasons with locals demanding an investigation into the matter.
An official pleading anonymity said that a laboratory was sanctioned for High School Brah Shangus but due to unknown reasons its demarcation process has been put on hold.
He said that a laboratory block costing more than Rs one crore has been approved under Union territory capex budget for the School.
“The specification for the said lab was 75 thousand square feet but that was not possible later with the intervention of authorities and it was decided to construct a building of 3000-4000 square feet”, the official added.
He said the revenue department identified the state land but kept demarcation on hold due to unknown reasons. “Despite repeatedly approaching Tehsildar Shangus, he is just avoiding it by one or the other way due to unknown reasons”, he added.
However, the locals said: “It is a matter of education of poor students who can get benefit from this laboratory but when our Tehsildar is not serious for this important issue then what can we expect from others. The students studying in the school are mostly from ST category.”
They said the sole aim is that laboratory must be constructed so that students belonging to financially weak families can get benefit and funds should not go waste.
“The government must constitute a committee and investigate the matter so that the construction of the lab will start as soon as possible”, they said.
Meanwhile, Tehsildar Shangus Naseer Ahmad Parra when contacted said that he is driving and can’t say anything this time and disconnected the call.
On the second day, when he was contacted again, he said such issues aren’t being discussed on the phone, so visit office.

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