Jagan’s Schools PR: Lokesh Erases It Completely

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy tried to hide his Freebies Culture in the name of Schools and Hospitals.

He ran an extensive PR campaign giving a feeler that he revolutionized the Education Sector by showcasing a handful of revamped schools and a few students speaking English.

It should be mentioned here that the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), a nationwide household survey that captures the status of children’s enrollment and learning outcomes in rural India every year revealed that there is a sharp. decline in education standards during the tenure of former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.

The survey said that the findings reaffirmed that the quality of education deteriorated under the YSRCP regime due to arbitrary policies that led to school closures, poor attendance, and a lack of basic infrastructure such as drinking water and toilets.

The report highlighted that nearly half of Class VIII students struggle to read Class II books, underscoring the severity of the learning gap.

Recently, Nara Lokesh in the Council also exposed Jagan’s IB, CBSE, and TOEFL classes claim by revealing how 90% of the students failed at least in one subject in Mock Tests indicating how the unplanned introduction of the curriculum can kill their future.

Lokesh raised an important point.

“The thing I most feared is about girls. Imagine they fail and their parents will stop their studies and get them married,” Lokesh said.

That indicates how thoughtful he is about the students and their future.

Meanwhile, Lokesh had decided to wipe off Jagan’s PR Campaign completely.

One such important part of that campaign is the School Uniform of the Government School Students.

Due to the extensive PR campaign Jagan unleashed, the Violent colored School Uniform registered in the minds of the people. They remind Jagan and Lokesh had decided to curb that once and for all.

The Government has introduced a new School Uniform.

Keeping aside the Political Strategies, the new Uniform looks beautiful and dignified on par with the Private Schools.