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Today the Hyderabad Traffic Police organised the Meeting on Safety of School going children at Ravindra Bharathi as the academic year has started . The Collector and heads of the RTA, RTC , Education, also attended and all gave useful instructions and suggestions to the 750 school managements present and also some school children. I highlighted the need to employ two or more private security guards as Traffic Marshals by the schools to manage traffic outside and inside the school for a length of 200 metres on the left and right . They will be trained by the Traffic police and work under their supervision. I encouraged parents to use car pooling apps to send their children safely rather than stuffing them into autos , CCTV s need to be installed all over the school and outside also , pan shops and other small shops near schools need to be removed as they are peddling narcotics in some places . It was told very clearly that anything happening to any student will be the responsibility of the school management and they will have to face criminal action if they don’t invest in student safety . Requested the traffic police to see if they can revive the school traffic commandos programme which I had organised as traffic Addl-CP 15 years ago.

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Taxpayers will now pay $10,000 per Muslim child to attend an Islamic School in Texas We are literally forced to pay for our own takeover “Texas has now admitted for Islamic schools to their voucher program. This comes after a Barack Obama-appointed judge ruled that they had to extend their deadline to allow more private schools, mainly Islamic schools, to apply” “This comes after CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which has been designated or labeled as a terror organization by Governor Abbott in the state of Texas. This comes after they filed a lawsuit demanding taxpayer funds for these Islamic schools — They sued to make us pay them. — We now have to pay them to run their indoctrination centers,. This is not how this is supposed to go. We need a federal designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. We need the federal designation and we need to get very serious about countering these threats right here in the homeland, because I'm gonna tell you, that's what I voted for.”

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