Overview
- The May 13 resolution mandates CCTV coverage at key entry points and playgrounds, staff character verification, physical complaint boxes, counselling support and child safety awareness programs
- The court directed education officers to physically inspect every school and compile a school-wise compliance report by August 5
- Justices Revati Mohite Dere and Neela Gokhale ordered the full Government Resolution to be published on the education department’s website and communicated to Parent-Teacher Associations
- Authorities must conduct surprise inspections every four to six months to ensure surveillance systems function and protocols are followed
- The resolution’s provisions will be extended to Aanganwadis, Aashram Shalas and juvenile boards to standardize child protection measures across all institutions