A dilapidated school building in Rajasthan is demolished after it is declared unsafe and following a campaign by the Citizens for Justice Party (CJP), according to multiple reports. The demolition follows the completion of steps that made the site eligible for redevelopment and reconstruction.
The building had been flagged as unsafe after a technical survey conducted in September 2025. Both outlets describe it as a major, physical step toward replacing the structure, which had deteriorated over time. The Hindu reports that the state government’s decision to build a new school is viewed by CJP as a victory for students. Times of India similarly frames the demolition as a response to the unsafe status of the property and highlights the role of the CJP campaign.
While both accounts agree on the unsafe assessment and the demolition, they differ mainly in emphasis: one outlet focuses more on the demolition’s trigger linked to the CJP campaign, while the other stresses the earlier survey and the government’s decision to construct a replacement building.
