PSU State Assistant Secretary Pavan Naidu Inspects Private Schools; Allegations Against Sri Vagdevi School Deemed Deliberate
. SRINIVAS SPL Correspondant
Amalapuram: Indian News Times:Pavan Naidu, State Assistant Secretary of the PSU (Progressive Students' Union), inspected several private schools in Amalapuram, located within the
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema district, on Saturday. PSU leaders visited Sri Vagdevi School in Vaddigudem, Amalapuram, to investigate allegations circulating on social media and complaints filed via the District Collectorate's PGRS (Public Grievance Redressal System).
Pavan Naidu visited the classrooms and inquired about the school's infrastructure and facilities.
Speaking to the media afterward, he stated that the inspection revealed the school possessed adequate facilities and infrastructure, noting the presence of a spacious sports ground. He remarked that certain unions have recently been targeting educational institutions with false complaints for personal gain;
he urged education department officials to investigate such groups and initiate police action against them. K. Bhanu Prakash, A. Siddu, J. Ganesh, P. Chandu, and others participated in the program.
Amalapuram: Indian News Times:Pavan Naidu, State Assistant Secretary of the PSU (Progressive Students' Union), inspected several private schools in Amalapuram, located within the
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema district, on Saturday. PSU leaders visited Sri Vagdevi School in Vaddigudem, Amalapuram, to investigate allegations circulating on social media and complaints filed via the District Collectorate's PGRS (Public Grievance Redressal System).
Pavan Naidu visited the classrooms and inquired about the school's infrastructure and facilities.
Speaking to the media afterward, he stated that the inspection revealed the school possessed adequate facilities and infrastructure, noting the presence of a spacious sports ground. He remarked that certain unions have recently been targeting educational institutions with false complaints for personal gain;
he urged education department officials to investigate such groups and initiate police action against them. K. Bhanu Prakash, A. Siddu, J. Ganesh, P. Chandu, and others participated in the program.





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