Broken windows hidden behind political banners became an uncomfortable symbol of the conditions children face at a government school in Maharashtra’s Hingoli district. During an Independence Day visit, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said the school had no drinking water, washrooms lacked water and basic facilities were in poor condition, while damaged windows had simply been covered rather than repaired. The inspection was part of the party’s “Improve Schools Campaign,” which is encouraging parents to conduct social audits and village heads to take responsibility for upgrading rural government schools. Covering a broken window is easy; fixing what is behind it is the harder job.