Govt school erecting boundary wall; no way to reach home: Behdala villagers

Gurbachan Singh, an ITBP jawan and resident of Behdala village in the Una sub division, on Tuesday staged a protest along with his family members and other area residents in front of the Mini Secretariat here. They were protesting the...

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Una, Updated At : 02:40 AM Jan 09, 2025 IST

They were protesting the closure of a path which led to their homes.

Singh told mediapersons that he and his family used to travel to their homes through the playground of the local government school.

However, the school authorities erecting a boundary wall around the campus had left them no way to reach their homes, he added.

The ITBP jawan said, a few days ago, he had met the Additional Deputy Commissioner Mahender Pal Gurjar and submitted him a written complaint regarding the matter, but to no avail.

Gurjar said the matter was being examined by the authorities concerned.

Before the protest, Singh paid tributes at the War Memorial here.

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