Jaipur school where CJP protest turned violent slated for demolition

Jaipur municipal officials announced that the building where the Chief Justice of India (CJP) staged a protest earlier this year will be torn down. The decision follows a police report that described the incident as a breach of public order and a threat to student safety.
The protest, held by the CJP to highlight concerns over the school's administration, escalated when a group of unidentified assailants attacked the gathering, injuring several participants. The episode drew widespread media attention and prompted calls for a thorough investigation.
The demolition is scheduled to begin next month, with the site earmarked for a new educational facility that meets modern safety standards. Officials said the move aims to restore confidence among parents and the community while ensuring that the premises no longer pose a risk.
No further details on compensation for displaced students or staff have been released, but the education department has pledged to relocate them to nearby schools temporarily.