MP’s Neemuch Maidan Bachao Samiti Opposes Sandipani School Construction Plan

The Maidan Bachao Samiti has opposed the proposed Sandipani (CM RISE) School on the Government Higher Secondary School No. 2 premises, citing concerns over the sports ground, PM SHRI facilities and girls’ education. The committee demanded alternative government land and warned of approaching the High Court if its demands are ignored.

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MP’s Neemuch Maidan Bachao Samiti Opposes Sandipani School Construction Plan
FP News Service Updated: Tuesday, August 11, 2026, 08:30 PM IST
MP’s Neemuch Maidan Bachao Samiti Opposes Sandipani School Construction Plan

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Neemuch (Madhya Pradesh): The Maidan Bachao Samiti questioned the administration’s plan for constructing the proposed Sandipani (CM RISE) School on land currently housing Government Higher Secondary School No 2, a PM SHRI institution.

At a press conference on Tuesday, the committee said the decision could affect the sports ground, the existing PM SHRI Vidyalaya and the Girls’ Higher Secondary School.

The committee pointed out that about Rs 25 lakh has already been spent on a hall at the PM SHRI premises, while a dome is nearing completion. It questioned who would be accountable for these public assets if the premises were vacated.

It also raised concerns over the proposed relocation of the PM SHRI Vidyalaya School to the site of the Girls’ Higher Secondary School. The committee sought clarity on arrangements for girl students and whether parents’ and students’ views had been considered.

The committee, which said it has campaigned to protect the playground for nearly 20 years, demanded that alternative government land be identified for the Sandipani School.

It also sought preservation of the existing playground, PM SHRI Vidyalaya facilities and girls’ education, along with public disclosure of approvals and relocation procedures. Members warned of approaching the High Court if their demands are ignored.

Published on: Tuesday, August 11, 2026, 11:00 PM IST

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