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Students in a Madhya Pradesh school hold umbrellas due of roof leaks

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An online video from the Seoni area of Madhya Pradesh reveals the deplorable condition of a government-run school.

Some schoolchildren are seen in the now-viral video carrying umbrellas inside a classroom to protect themselves from the rain that is seeping in through the leaking roof.

The film, which was reportedly recorded at a government school in Ghansor, a tiny town in Seoni, is mentioned in publications. The video was shared on Twitter.

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