Memorandum submitted for KV at Jeypore to PM Modi through central OBC commission

Bureau Head(PKB): Being disappointed by the constant negligence of central govt. in fulfilling the long cherished demand for the establishment of Kendriya Vidyalaya at Jeypore in the tribal dominated koraput district of odisha, a memorandum to this effect was submitted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi by the district Jadab Mahasangha through Central OBC commission during his visit. It is hereby reported that the state government of Odisha has already provided eight acres of land earmarked for the central school along with a temporary building ready for classes but the demand of the central govt employees serving at Jeypore are not taken into consideration. This is an act of utter negligence by the Central Government. It is a matter of fact that koraput MP Saptagiri Ullaka raised the issue of Kendriya Vidyalaya many a times inside the floor of the Parliament but except a nod of assurance, nothing has been done pertaining to its set up. Earlier, MLA Jeypore Taraprasad Bahinipati also drew the attention of Dharmendra Pradhan, Union Education Minister by submitting a memorandum’ and further, Prof. Ganeshi Lal, Honble Governor of Odisha was also appraised regarding the requirement of a central school at Jeypore through a memorandum by a group of print and electronics media personnel.
Moreover, Jeypore being the second largest town of southern Odisha with population density of more than five lakhs, the demand for Kendriya Vidyalaya is stated to be genuine and appropriate out and out.
The OBC commission Chairman Jagdish Jadab had been submitted a memorandum for the urgent fulfillment of the demand of Kendriya Vidyalaya at Jeypore drawing the attention of Prime Minister Modi. While was being submitted the memorandum by the district jadab Mahasangha, the Chairman, OBC was known to have given assurance to strive hard for the early fulfillment of Kendriya Vidyalaya at Jeypore in tribal koraput district. The president of koraput district Jadab Mahasangha Madanmohan Nayak, the Secretary of the association Rajendra Gouda and many others after submission of the memorandum pinched hopes for early redressal of its set up.