An internal structural audit of a CM SHRI school in Daryapur Kalan, Northwest Delhi, has highlighted alarming safety and infrastructure deficiencies. The audit found that only four out of 13 blocks are structurally sound, while the remaining blocks are either dilapidated or inadequate. The report emphasizes the absence of basic sanitation facilities for girls, noting zero urinals against a requirement of 56, and only five drinking water outlets instead of the needed 24. Additionally, the audit identified significant gaps in infrastructure for Children with Special Needs (CWSN), with only 4 toilet seats available against a requirement of 30. Following these findings, immediate corrective actions such as repairs and structural inspections every three to five years have been recommended. The audit's release coincides with a broader initiative by the Delhi government to review the infrastructure of nearly 700 government schools, many of which are over 40 years old. CM Rekha Gupta has underscored the need for redevelopment of these aging facilities to ensure safe and adequate learning environments.