CURATED BY – DHEERAJ KUMAR AHIRWAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Damoh, A street play was performed today by Damoh, Mukti Social and Cultural Forum. It was told through street drama that today almost all the private educational institutions in Damoh city are committing pure loot and robbery with the parents in the name of education. He is charging them extra fees in the name of extra curricular activities in the name of building fund and copy books. It was told in the play that the copy books whose real price in the market is only Rs. 1000, the price of such books has increased to Rs. 5 and are being sold to the parents for Rs. 6000 and profit is being made. Either the educational institutions are buying and selling the books themselves or they are earning huge commission by setting up their own shop and the books are selected in such a way that those books are not available in any other shop due to which the shopkeeper or the school He sells books at his own price. In any way, the administration, government and political parties are not saying anything against them in this type of profit, everyone is putting curd in their mouth and presenting their participation in this loot in some way or the other. Through the drama, it has been told to the common people that if this loot and dacoity is not stopped today, then what values will we impart to our children due to this loot and dacoity, when the guardian of a child from the nursery class will loot the educational institution, then what will happen in the future? What effect will it have on the children? Despite studying in the best educational institutions, the children have to pay. In today's time, educational institutions have become mafias of education rather than institutions and this is a mafia which has a new encounter. There may be no punishment nor can anyone raise voice against them because if any guardian says in the school that it is unfair to charge such fees, then the immediate answer is that you should look for some other school or a government school. The time will come. It has been said that people should ask this question to their MPs, MLAs and public representatives that what they are doing to crack down on this education mafia. The artists of Mukti Social and Cultural Manch have expressed their desire to create different opportunities in the future also through street drama. It has been decided to perform a street play in protest against the educational institutions at the place. The street play starred Akhilesh Goswami, Ranjit Proche, Gaurav Rohitas, Abhi Jharia, Prashant Chidiya, Deepak Kesarwani, Bharat Rai, Sanjay Rajak, Mohit Singh Thakkar, Krishna Tiwari.