Dholpur School Submerged in Mud, Children's Future at Risk Despite 'Padhega India'

• Nunhera village school in Dholpur faces severe waterlogging and mud on its main road for 5 years, making school access difficult for students.
• Contaminated water from village neighborhoods accumulates due to lack of proper drainage, causing children to slip, fall, and get injured.
• Despite repeated complaints, only 20-25 feet of the path were cleaned by a JCB, falling short of the ordered 40-foot clearance.
• Students are forced to use the muddy main road as alternative field paths are now blocked by farmers with barbed and electric fences.
• Villagers accuse the administration of negligence, warning of protests and legal action if the issue affecting children's future is not resolved.