Barmer, March 17 -- Two young students were injured after a ceiling fan suddenly fell inside a classroom at a government school in Barmer on Monday morning, triggering panic among children and staff. The incident occurred around 10 am at the Upper Primary School in the Sansiyon Ka Tala area. According to school authorities, the accident happened shortly after the morning assembly when students returned to their classroom. The injured children were identified as Manish (5), a Class 1 student, and Manish (6), who studies in Class 2. Both students were sitting in the same classroom when the fan, along with its hook, suddenly fell and struck them on the head. Following the incident, chaos broke out in the classroom as other students became frightened and called the school staff for help. Teachers and local residents immediately rushed the injured children to the Government District Hospital in Barmer, where they are currently undergoing treatment. "Two ceiling fans were installed on a metal angle in the classroom. One fan had a loose hook and gradually shifted closer to the other fan. When the two fans collided, the hook of one fan broke and it fell on the children," said Mukesh Aman, a teacher at the school. Rajasthan leader of opposition Tikaram Jully expressed concern over the incident. In a social media post, he alleged that the "double-engine" government had weakened the state's education system and said repeated incidents reflected official insensitivity. He also questioned chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on why no special budget had been announced for repair damaged school infrastructure....