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Damaged school boundary wall, a haven for intruders
Erramanzil government high school is in poor condition with the old building and the boundary walls of the school are damaged. The school building is guarded by a gate but intruders make their way into the building through the broken boundary walls around the school premises.
Banjara Hills: Erramanzil government high school is in poor condition with the old building and the boundary walls of the school are damaged. The school building is guarded by a gate but intruders make their way into the building through the broken boundary walls around the school premises.
A school student Manikanta said “The wall was damaged about two years ago after which it was never built, no fences were guarded around local residents also use this broken wall as a passage way from one lane to the other”.
A tea store owner Monu, who has his shop near the school said ‘ Intruders break into the school building at night to party from the nearby auto stand The school principal Shanta Rathod claims that the watchman along with guard dogs takes care of building at night. She also said “We have also filed a complaint regarding the boundary wall and requested for funds, but we have not heard anything from the higher authorities’.
BY Mayank Tiwari
