Delhi govt. is now permitted to takeover Pvt schools over Excess Fees issue

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The Deputy Governor of the state Anil Baijal has approved the offer of Delhi government after a big investigation. The initiative consist that the government of Delhi will take over around 449 schools, on the charge of taking extra fees from the parents by these schools. The schools ignored these demand of the government, which has costed them now.

The government of Delhi presented a proposal of taking over 449 schools. The school involved in this list are, Delhi public school Mathura rd, Amity International school, Sanskruti school, Modern Public school. The government allegedly depict that the 449 schools are biding the rule of Delhi High Court bench and thus the government wants to takeover all the schools.

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The Chief Minister of Delhi expressed in front of the media, that the state government considers education as one of the vital part of society. The chief minister differentiated the private schools and government schools, by projecting rich kids studies in private school and poor kids studies in government school-that’s why they have tried to improve the standard of government schools. They will implement the request of justice Anil Dev. According to him, if the private school will keep taking extra fees from the parents then they will not keep quit. The government will takeover the schools if they don’t obey the requests of Anil Dev.

The Deputy Chief minister Manish Sisodia told the reporters, the government has sent notice to the schools 4 days back. According to him out of 1108 schools 544 schools have not generated the school revenue correctly. In these 544 school 44 are minority schools, 15 schools have returned the money back, 13 school are closed down. After all this process 449 schools remain, to whom notice has been sent. The government wants the all 449 school to run according to the high court and Anil dev’s request. If they don’t do so the government will be helpless to takeover on the schools.

Published by Ashish Mishra on 21 Aug 2017