The Haryana Human Rights Commission (HHRC) has taken serious note of a government primary school operating from a cattle shed in Kubda Bas village, Nuh district, where 29 boys and 33 girls study in unsafe conditions. The HHRC's findings, prompted by a news report, reveal that the school's premises are shared with livestock, compromising the health and dignity of the children. The commission highlighted that such conditions violate the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, and reflect systemic neglect of children's rights. In its order issued on May 7, the HHRC directed the Haryana chief secretary to submit a comprehensive action plan, including policy decisions and funding allocations, to rectify the infrastructure issues in Nuh's schools. The commission's mandate underscores the importance of providing a safe and conducive learning environment for children, as failure to do so affects their overall development and well-being.