A video featuring Abhijeet Dipke has sparked discussion on social media after he raised concerns over what he described as allegedly expired food at a government school. The issue was highlighted as part of the ongoing ‘School Thik Karo’ campaign, which focuses on drawing attention to conditions and facilities in schools. In the video, Dipke appears to point towards food items at the school and questions their condition and suitability for consumption. He raised a pointed question about whether people in positions of authority would be willing to feed the same food to their own children. The remarks have brought renewed attention to the importance of food quality and safety in government schools.

For students who depend on meals and food provisions provided through school programmes, maintaining proper storage, quality checks and hygiene standards is particularly important. The video has generated reactions online, with viewers expressing concern over the allegation and calling for the matter to be properly investigated. Some users have questioned how food products allegedly past their expiry date could have reached a school and whether adequate monitoring mechanisms were in place. The issue is also being discussed in the wider context of school infrastructure and the quality of facilities available to students. Campaigns such as ‘School Thik Karo’ seek to highlight shortcomings and encourage authorities to address problems affecting children's education and well being. However, the allegations shown in a social media video would need to be independently verified by the concerned authorities.

Establishing whether the food was actually expired, whether it was intended for consumption and how it was stored would require an official inspection. Food safety in educational institutions is an important concern because children are among the primary beneficiaries of school meal programmes. Authorities generally need to ensure that food is properly procured, stored, prepared and distributed while maintaining required safety standards. The controversy has now placed the spotlight on the concerned government school and the officials responsible for monitoring its food supplies. Any confirmed violation could raise questions about accountability and the implementation of food safety protocols. As the video continues to circulate, attention is likely to remain focused on whether authorities respond to the allegations and take steps to verify the condition of the food. The incident has also renewed the broader conversation about ensuring safe and dignified learning environments for students in government schools.