A roof collapse at a government school in Karnataka has injured six students, triggering a major political firestorm over the state of school infrastructure and accountability in education.The incident has put the spotlight on the condition of government schools, with the BJP targeting the Congress government and accusing it of neglecting basic infrastructure and student safety. The collapse has raised fresh questions over whether enough is being done to ensure that schools provide safe environments for children.The controversy is also drawing attention to the CJP’s silence on the issue, with questions being raised over accountability and the response to concerns surrounding education infrastructure.As political pressure mounts, the key question remains: Who should be held responsible when students are put at risk because of unsafe school buildings? n18oc_indiaNews18 Mobile App – https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
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