Bengaluru: A Government Principal multiplied as a security guard in his institution to prevent robbers to steal rations stored in schools for distribution among students under the sinks in Yadgir Regency, North Karnataka.
Siddanna Gowda, 54, the principal in the main village in the village of Malahalli Surapura Taluk, has lived in school for three days since Taluk has reported several examples of midday eating rations stolen in recent weeks.
With schools that work only online, the government publishes rations – rice, dal, processed oil, salt and wheat – to students to ensure their nutrition does not suffer.
After learning about the theft in Taluk, Siddanna was worried about the security of the ration, which came after four months and had not been distributed among 200 students.
Therefore, Siddanna, who lives in Yalagi, 15 km from the school, slanders at school.
His office desk functions as his bed at night.
Siddanna told Tii, “Dal and processed oil is the target of theft.
When I received a consignment, I decided to keep returning at school until it was distributed among my students.” It is my assignment to prevent theft: Headmaster We have received a ration of 132 days which means large amounts, “said Siddanna.
Asked why he chose to sleep at school, he said,” As Principal, I consider myself the head of the family (school) , It is my duty to prevent theft and help 200 families.
We have started distributing rations from Thursday.
Distribution will last for several days, and I will not mind staying here for the benefit of our children.
“Siddanna joined the elementary school teacher 27 years ago and was promoted as the principal in 2012 and posted to school Malahalli.
Siddanna is the name of the household in the village with 300 houses.
Lihanangouda, a village resident, said,” This is just another example of him Who care for school children well.
Every time a child missed his school, he was in front of the door of the child to suppress parents to send wards to school.
“Siddu Mailapura, a physical education teacher who was elected at Morarji Desai Housing School for a minority, was a school product.
He said there were no facilities and teachers who did not focus on developing students, but Siddanna changed everything.