Karnataka Congress spokesperson Dhruv Jatti has introduced a new initiative titled 'NammaShale,' designed to highlight and resolve persistent issues within government-run schools. The platform serves as a digital repository where citizens can document the current state of school facilities, such as building maintenance, sanitation, and resource availability. By crowdsourcing this data, Jatti aims to bring public and administrative attention to the specific needs of these educational institutions.

The project encourages local residents to actively participate in the oversight of public infrastructure. While the initiative is framed as a collaborative effort to improve educational environments, it also serves as a mechanism for political engagement regarding the state's management of public services. Currently, the initiative focuses on gathering evidence of infrastructure gaps to pressure relevant authorities for repairs and upgrades. There has been no official response yet from the Karnataka state government regarding the validity of the data being collected or the potential for a formal partnership to address the reported issues.