Ahead of PM Modi's visit, Bhopal schools announce closure and exam postponements
Dainik Bhaskar, parents have been notified of these changes through SMS and WhatsApp messages over the past two days. However, it's worth noting that the Education Department has not officially declared a holiday, with DEO Anjani Kumar stating that there has been no directive to close schools. Mint could not independently confirm the development. As per the report, a significant number of schools situated in the BHEL area will not be in session on Monday.
Vasundhara Sharma, spokesperson for St. Xavier School, explained that the primary event involving Prime Minister Modi is in close proximity to St. Xavier School, making it extremely challenging to conduct regular classes.
Several other private schools in the vicinity have also opted to keep their doors closed. Decisions in this regard have been made independently by the school authorities, and many of them declined to comment further on the matter. Numerous schools had scheduled exams starting from September 25, but these have been rescheduled.
Principals have communicated this information to parents through messages, assuring that the exams will be rescheduled and conducted at a later date. Mint is now on WhatsApp Channels :rocket: Subscribe today by clicking the link and stay updated with the latest financial insights! Click here! Meanwhile, government schools have not issued any messages or notifications to their students, and they will continue their regular operations without any changes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to deliver a significant public rally in Madhya Pradesh, which is gearing up for upcoming elections.
As per the state's BJP president, V. D. Sharma, approximately 10 lakh party members are anticipated to assemble at Bhopal's Jamboree
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