Schools CLOSED in Ranchi due to Hemant Soren’s Swearing-In Ceremony

As the ceremony is expected to create a high-security zone, roadblocks and detours will likely be implemented, making it difficult for school buses and parents to navigate through the city. The holiday decision in Ranchi Schools will alleviate these concerns, allowing families to stay home without facing the stress of potential delays or unsafe conditions.

Ranchi Schools Closed! In light of the Hemant Soren government’s swearing-in ceremony in Ranchi, all schools in the city will remain closed on November 28, as announced by the district education officer. The ceremony, which will take place at Morabadi Ground, is expected to attract a significant number of visitors, leading to potential traffic disruptions throughout the city.

Traffic Jam Concerns and Impact on Students

The official notice highlighted that over one lakh visitors from across the state are expected to attend the swearing-in ceremony of the new Chief Minister Hemant Soren and his cabinet ministers. The attendees will travel via personal vehicles and buses, which may lead to severe traffic congestion around the venue and across the city.

According to the district education office, this traffic could result in delays for school buses and create a situation where students could be stuck in traffic jams for hours. The notice explained that this would not be appropriate, especially for the safety and well-being of students.

Official Holiday Circular Issued by Education Minister

In response to the anticipated traffic issues, the Jharkhand Education Minister has issued an official holiday circular, instructing all schools in Ranchi to remain closed on Thursday. The aim is to ensure that students are not inconvenienced by the expected chaos in the city on the day of the event. The circular further noted that the decision was made after considering the potential difficulties students might face in reaching their schools or returning home.

High-Profile Ceremony at Morabadi Ground

Hemant Soren is set to take the oath as the 14th Chief Minister of Jharkhand in a grand ceremony scheduled for Thursday at 4 PM at Morabadi Ground. The ceremony will be attended by several prominent political leaders, dignitaries, and key members of the INDIA bloc. Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar will administer the oath of office and secrecy to Hemant Soren.

Ensuring Student Safety and Convenience

In anticipation of large crowds and heavy traffic, the education office's directive aims to prioritize the safety and convenience of students. With the swearing-in ceremony set to bring significant activity to the area, the school closures will help avoid any unnecessary complications and ensure that students can remain safe and unaffected by the event.

As the ceremony is expected to create a high-security zone, roadblocks and detours will likely be implemented, making it difficult for school buses and parents to navigate through the city. The holiday decision will alleviate these concerns, allowing families to stay home without facing the stress of potential delays or unsafe conditions.

Given the large-scale event and anticipated traffic disruptions, schools in Ranchi will remain closed on Thursday as a precautionary measure. The Hemant Soren government’s oath-taking ceremony is expected to draw crowds from across Jharkhand, which may lead to challenging transportation conditions throughout the city. The move to shut schools aims to ensure that students are not adversely affected by the event and to maintain their safety during the ceremony.

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