Bhopal: A letter from class VIII student has yielded result as Khandwa administration in Madhya Pradesh withdrew orders of acquiring school buses for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally.
Devansh Jain, a student of Vidyakunj School, wrote to Modi requesting administration not to acquire school buses for the Prime Minister's rallies. In the letter Devansh wrote how the school buses won't ply for two days due to the Prime Minister's rally in Madhya Pradesh's Alirajpur.
Modi is scheduled to visit the birth place of revolutionary leader Chandrashekhar Azad at Bhabhra village, and will address a public meeting at Jothrada village near there where he will launch "70 saal Azaadi, Yaad karo Qurbani" campaign.
Jain became aggrieved after his teachers told him that school will remain closed on August 9 and August 10 as buses were being acquired by the administration for ferrying people for PM's programme.
In his letter addressed to the Prime Minister, Devansh said, "Is your meeting is more important than school?"
"I have also listened to your addresses in America where a lot of people were present, but they have not come to the venue in school buses".
Describing himself as Modi's fan, Devansh stated that he has never missed the PM's Mann Ki Baat radio talk and had even picked up fight with his classmates who were teasing him for following Modi.
He also requested Modi to tell "Shivraj Mama" (as the Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan is popularly known) not to acquire school buses for the purpose as "you are not like Congress leaders and you have concern for our studies and future".
As the letter went viral on social media, an order on the instruction of the district collector was issued by the Joint Collector directing officials to immediately stop acquisition of vehicles/buses for ferrying people for the Prime Minister's Bhabhra visit.
(With inputs from PTI)
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