In Dahisar East, Mumbai, a civic-run school on Borucha Road is in a perilous state, impacting nearly 1,700 students. Education committee member Priyank Raut raised alarms during a recent meeting, highlighting the building's dilapidated condition, which includes temporary H-frame scaffolding and plywood sheets used for support. Parents and residents are concerned about the risk of falling plaster and potential accidents due to the inadequate support system. Despite previous warnings, the administration has not taken significant steps to rectify the situation, leading to accusations of negligence. The school serves a diverse student body, with 374 in Marathi medium, 150 in English medium, 1,050 in Hindi medium, 20 in Gujarati medium, and 160 in kindergarten. Raut and other committee members questioned the education department's oversight and accountability, prompting officials to assure that action will be taken. The deputy commissioner of education, Prachi Jambhekar, confirmed that improvements are forthcoming, and a detailed inquiry will be presented in the next committee meeting.