Education Minister Nara Lokesh and former chief minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy have locked up in a twitter war on cancellation of CBSE in government schools. Lokesh gave a strong counter to YS Jagan’s tweet saying the present government has proved as anti-poor by canceling CBSE in government schools.
In a counter tweet, Nara Lokesh said that it is strange that Jagan is giving a lecture about the education department, who does not know what he has read and where he has read it.
He deplored that because of the decision taken in the morning after talking to the spirits of the night without the slightest understanding, the education of students studying in 1,000 government schools has become a curse.
He objected that the future of 75,000 students studying in class 10 has become questionable due to the increase in capacity required to write exams in the CBSE system and changing the examination system without giving any training to the teachers.
Lokesh clarified that he will bring changes in the examination system from the 6th class of the next academic year after discussing with the experts instead of with the souls and preparing them to write the exams in CBSE.
Disputing the claims of the previous government that they have changed the face of schools, he demanded an answer as to why the number of students studying in government schools has decreased. Earlier, YS Jagan had tweeted about the CBSE policy and said that with the cancellation of CBSE in government schools, you have once again proved that you are anti-poor.
Jagan, who is alleging bringing down the quality of education, said that Chandrababu Naidu as Chief Minister and Nara Lokesh as Minister of Education are taking the government schools back to the beginning with regressive decisions. “You want to provide the best education to the children in your homes, but why is there discrimination in the case of government school children?”, he asked.
