Sabbir Mamun (Kurigram) Representative:
Shankar Madhavpur Government Primary School in Char Rajibpur Upazila of Kurigram has been shifted to the western side of the Brahmaputra river when it is facing the collapse of the Brahmaputra river. There is a 80% people in Shankar Madhavpur and many other mouzas are also living.
After the school was transferred, Acting Headmaster Md. Rafiqul Islam said that he taught in 06 classes as usual.
The future of the poor students' thoughts At present, 7 volunteers are coming to the teaching by the people of Ella. A former managing committee member, who did not wish to be named, said that the decision of the school's managing committee and the upazila education disregarded the students of Char region. The committee has decided to set up a school on the eastern end of the Brahmaputra river, adding that the major problem of the assistant teachers is to teach the West Bank in the morning, disrupting the private and afternoon coaching centers.
As a result, they have risen to set up the school at the eastern end of the river. The committee has decided to set up the school within 3 km of the school where there are 7 to 8 schools and 4 primary schools in 2 km around them. Madan Char, 2. Bhelamari, 3. Shankar Madhavpur-2, 4. Sajai New Para Government Primary School is located in the eastern end of the river with special facilities for the assistant teachers.
This subject is the district education When asked to the officer Farhat Hossain, he said I am upazila education I can't say anything outside of the committee's decision but people can make mistakes and fix them, and the higher authorities will know and decide. The district education officer said, I am coming tomorrow. The investigation will be done after investigation. The upazila chairman said, I have decided that I have already decided.
I can't say anything new. The local residents have sought good attention from the higher authorities to take measures to solve the ongoing problem and crisis by keeping the school on the western side of the Brahmaputra river so that the poor and young students are not deprived of the light of education.
