Allegations of negligence in the discharge of duties by teachers, along with inadequate infrastructure and other basic facilities, have raised concerns over the functioning of Baramura Nareng Jami High School under the Belbari Block in West Tripura district.

The school, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Inspector of Schools, Belbari, has reportedly been facing several problems affecting the academic environment.

Locals have alleged that teachers often remain unavailable during school hours, with students reportedly waiting for long periods before classes begin.

Apart from concerns over teacher attendance and regular academic activities, the school is also reportedly struggling with basic facilities, including access to drinking water.

The alleged lapses have raised questions over the monitoring of schools in tribal-dominated areas and the attention being given to educational infrastructure and academic activities.

Local people have expressed concern that continued shortcomings could adversely affect students' education and future prospects. They have urged the concerned authorities, including the field-level education officials, to take immediate steps to address the issues.

Speaking to the media, a local villager elaborated on the problems faced by the school and appealed to the authorities to intervene and ensure necessary corrective measures.