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Over 26,000 U.P. Primary Schools Closed Since BJP Took Power
Over 26,000 primary schools in Uttar Pradesh have closed since the BJP took power, according to Akhilesh Yadav. The highest closures were in Lakhimpur Kheri with 758 schools, followed by Sitapur and Prayagraj. Gorakhpur, the district of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, saw around 500 schools shut down, raising concerns about education access in the region.
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