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Madhya Pradesh: free education for children in private schools & coaching for kids who lost parents to corona, shared MP Shankar Lalwani

MP Shankar Lalwani has taken a major initiative for the families affected by Corona. In families where parents have died, they will arrange for free education of their children in private schools and coaching institutes. This work will be done through MP Seva Sankalp.

Lalwani said, “A form will be released online for this soon.” It will be deposited online as well.

“A committee of academics and social workers will be formed, which will take a decision on this as per the need,” he said. The important thing is that there will be an attempt to teach the child in the same school where he was studying till now.

“I will also talk to the school management regarding this, so that children can continue their education smoothly,” Lalwani said.

Along with the education of these children, they will also take care of their employment needs, so that they can become self-reliant after studying. “After school, these campaigns will also be started for the students studying in college,” Lalwani said.

Not only for the city, children from all over the district will be covered

“Many such families have emerged, in which children are left alone due to the death of parents from Corona. There is no one else to take care of them. To help them, they have taken this initiative. In this, not only the city, but also the children of the district will be included and those children will also be eligible, in whose family this tragedy happened last year.”

Shankar Lalwani

Member of parliament

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