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I was brought up and educated in Delhi — the political epicenter of this country. I’ve seen how systems should function and know many of them.

But what I’m witnessing in a remote university Pandit Shambhu Nath Shukla University Shahdol is deeply disturbing.

This is the condition of university washrooms — not for a day, not an exception — but a daily reality.
No dignity. No hygiene. No accountability.

Despite:
• Lakhs in salaries paid to authorities
• Crores allocated for infrastructure and maintenance
• Government responsibility toward student welfare

Still, students are forced to live and study in such miserable conditions. By Yet VC Ram Shankar Dubey and Dean HOD Praveen Sharma.

The administration behaves as if this institution is personal property, not a public university accountable to the people.

And the harsh truth?
Because this is a tribal region, voices are suppressed. Concerns are ignored. Fear is normalized.

But silence is not an option anymore.

With the support of legal and advisory experts from our organization, this issue is being formally taken forward. This is not just about one university — it’s about a broken system that needs accountability.

This is about dignity.
This is about students.
This is about the future.

If you believe this is wrong, speak up.
If you’ve seen similar conditions, share your voice.
If you care about education, don’t ignore this.

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