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CJP mocks Rajasthan govt for 'fixing' schools ahead of inspection visits

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Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) members have publicly mocked the Rajasthan government, alleging that authorities are tipping off schools before CJP inspection teams arrive. CJP member Sourav Das sarcastically invited the public to suggest visit locations, implying the government cleans up sites in advance. The remarks followed a post by CJP member Ranka, who had previously alleged that Rajasthan Police were surveilling people entering and leaving his residence. The surveillance claim came shortly after a CJP team encountered a confrontation while conducting a campaign to inspect government schools in the state. The incidents have raised questions about the Rajasthan government's response to independent oversight of public institutions.

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