// Shamsul
Basunia //
Lesson
providing activities of two schools named Doulatpur Soleman Multilateral High
School and Konpara Government Primary School situated at Khochabarirhat under
Jagannathpur sadar upazila of Thakurgaon district go on amidst the bazar in
Thakurgaon that mars the environment of education, the sufferers alleged. The
bazar usually sits on two days Saturday and Tuesday in a week where tens of
hundreds people come and selling and buying activities go on amidst huge hue
and cry while the lesson giving activities continue at the two schools. Cattle
market and market of fisheries emits bad smell that makes the students
impossible to sit in the classes. After over the bazars on following days like
on Sunday and Wednesday students and teachers usually come to classes with
handkerchief because to avert the bad smell of cow dung and urine along with
the wastage of meat and fisheries beside the class rooms. Doulatpur Soleman
Multilateral High School and Konpara Government Primary School locals said the schools started in the reign
of the then Pakistan since then nobody uttered a word to shift the bazar as at
that time the space was thinly populated. When the two schools and bazars grow
in populous way after a certain span of time, the hazards have been surfaced to
the people and now it becomes a irritation and place nuisance. Doulatpur
Soleman Multilateral High School has been built during the year 1963 at 100
decimals of land while Konpara Government Primary School has been built during
the year 1949 at 50 decimals of land. People of these two areas are gentle and
they didn’t raise any voice against the nuisance. Over three hundred students
male and female are studying in these two schools. When the Daily Tribunal
correspondent travelled the spot found actually the teachers and students are
suffering untold miseries here. The two educational institutions are situated
at the side of local Jagannathpur Union Council office and beside the
Thakurgaon-Dinajpur highways. The hue and cry rises when the commodities laden
vehicles especially the cattle laden trucks come into the markets. There lies a
Central Shaheed Minar beside the two schools at medicine selling hawkers
assemble there and begin to shout through microphone that make listening and
talking halted. Insiders of the two institutions said in most of the cases the
authorities compel to announce schools are over and the students leave the
premises without completing the lessons.
Class eight boy Shakhawat Hossain of Doulatpur Soleman Multilateral High
School said cattle traders erect bamboo fencing for preserving the cattle at
the school field that destroys the atmosphere of playground and that is why we
stop playing though we have our own playgrounds. Class seven girl Afroza Begum
said the school authorities compel to announce closure of the schools at 12 pm
due to the assembling of the markets. Class five student Keya Begum, class four
student Kartik Roy and Sumaya under Konpara Government Primary School said they
are always got frightened while they walk amidst the cattle market as because
the cattle might attack them at any time. Several times the cattle jump over
the boys and girls and they become wounded, they added.
Headmaster Ganesh Babu
of Doulatpur Soleman Multilateral High School told the bazaar sitting incidence
certainly pollutes the education atmosphere. Headmaster Fatema Khanom of
Konpara Government Primary School told the cattle spreads panic amidst the boys
and girls and most of the learners stopped coming school for fear of attacks
them. Jagannathpur UP chairman Alauddin Alal told government earns lot of
revenue from the market. However there has scope to shift the markets to
elsewhere. If the administration comes to solve the standing problem the
atmosphere of the two schools might return to normalcy. UNO Ashraful Islam of
Thakurgaon Sadar Upazila said no one complains against the market and bazaar so
we don’t ever think over the matters. He assured to shift the place of bazaar
and markets from the premises of schools after consulting to the superior
bosses. http://www.basuniahumanist.blogspot.com link: www.thedailytribunal.net
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