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News India Live, Digital Desk: Obstacles in the path of education: Election strategist Prashant Kishore, who went out on a public posthum in Bihar, is walking from village to village directly to understand their problems closely. This journey of him often passes through such poignant moments when he gets a chance to feel the pain of the general public, especially children. Recently, he shared a similar video on his social media platform, which brought water to thousands of people. This video tells a bitter truth of Bihar’s development and education system.
When Prashant Kishore was interacting with people in a village during his padyatra, he saw a girl wearing a school uniform. Talking to this girl, he asked her about the problems of going to school. The girl told her point with great innocence and pain. He told that due to the road being broken, he and his fellow students have a lot of difficulty in reaching the school. In the absence of broken roads and bridges, they have to walk 6 to 7 kilometers every day and go to school. He cleared his point and said, “There is a lot of trouble Uncle.” This shook Prashant Kishore inside.
The little student told her biggest problem that due to the bridge being broken, they have to travel this long distance, and that is why many of her friends do not come to school anymore, because it is not possible for them to walk so far and face difficult situations every day. He told that there used to be a bridge once, but it is now broken. This story is a lively example of the plight of the rural education system of Bihar, where children are being deprived of education due to lack of infrastructure.
Hearing all this, Prashant Kishore became very emotional. He also appeared moist in his eyes. He patted the girl’s back and asked her some more things. Later Prashant Kishore also expressed his pain by sharing this video. He wrote, “This problem of these children is a living proof that the education, health and everything else of the state are developing … This is only in figures and advertising on TV.” Prashant Kishore said that this is not just the pain of that girl, but the pain of the rural population of the entire state.
He clearly stated that it is not right to play with children like this. Targeting his political goal, he said that we have to ‘cut the pockets of the government’, that is, to eliminate the corrupt system from the root so that the money of development can be found in the right place. Their statement is a direct attack on those leaders who only claim development on paper, while in reality children and citizens living in villages also have to struggle with basic facilities. This video has once again brought the challenge of Bihar’s education and infrastructure to everyone.