Haryana CM Orders Replacement of Unsafe School Buildings
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has directed officials to replace all unsafe school buildings in the state with new structures. The new buildings should be aesthetically appealing and constructed as vertical structures, allowing the remaining land to be used as playgrounds for students. The announcement was made on June 28, 2026, in Chandigarh.
Focus on Safety and Aesthetics
The CM emphasized that the new buildings must meet safety standards and be visually appealing. By adopting vertical construction, the government aims to optimize land use, ensuring that playgrounds and open spaces are preserved or enhanced. This move is part of a broader initiative to upgrade school infrastructure across Haryana.
Impact on Education Infrastructure
The directive is expected to benefit thousands of students in government schools, providing them with safer learning environments. The CM stated that the replacement of unsafe buildings is a priority for the state government. According to officials, the project will be implemented in phases, with the most hazardous structures being addressed first.
Government's Commitment to Education
This initiative aligns with the state's goal of improving educational facilities and promoting holistic development. By freeing up land for playgrounds, the government aims to encourage physical activity and overall well-being among students. The CM also urged local authorities to expedite the process and ensure timely completion of the new structures.
