AAP's School Check-Up: 3,000 Volunteers to Audit 20 States' Education

AAP’s School Check-Up: 3,000 Volunteers to Audit 20 States’ Education

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia announced a nationwide initiative on Tuesday, July 29, 2025. Three thousand Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) volunteers will undertake a comprehensive assessment of government schools across twenty states. This initiative will run from August 1st to August 7th.

Sisodia sharply criticized the prevailing state of education infrastructure and quality in many parts of the country. He drew a stark comparison with the advancements in South Korea’s education system.

The AAP leader highlighted the urgent need to address the deplorable conditions witnessed in several schools, citing the Jhalawar incident as a prime example. He emphasized the party’s commitment to improving educational standards nationwide.

This nationwide school audit is a significant step by the AAP. It aims to bring the spotlight on the often-neglected state of government schools and put pressure on authorities to improve facilities and learning environments. The findings from this assessment are expected to have far-reaching implications for education policy and resource allocation across the nation.

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