Private school operators in Jhunjhunu have launched a protest over two major issues: repeated inspections carried out through an app-based system and unpaid dues linked to the Right to Education (RTE) scheme. The dispute escalated into a large shutdown, with nearly 1,000 private schools reportedly remaining closed.
According to the available details, school representatives organized a rally to press their demands and submit them to the government. Their main concerns center on what they describe as frequent inspection-related pressure and delays in receiving pending reimbursements under the RTE framework.
The protest highlights growing strain between private school managements and the administration over compliance processes and financial obligations. For many operators, delayed RTE payments can directly affect day-to-day functioning, while repeated inspections are being presented as an added burden.
With schools joining the shutdown in large numbers, the issue has drawn attention in Jhunjhunu and could put pressure on authorities to respond. The immediate focus remains on whether the government addresses the pending dues and reviews the inspection process raised by private school operators.
