GURUGRAM: Ten more parents have come forward with lawsuits in opposition to DPSG, a non-public college in Palam Vihar, alleging their kids have been careworn for no longer paying tuition fees.
They joined two parents — Ravi Kumar and Ashok Kumar — who've approached Gurugram police and the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), respectively, accusing the college of constructing their 10-year-old daughters sit at the bare flooring in chilly climate. The college has denied those allegations and stated one of the parents have been threatening lecturers over text messages. The charge dispute has been festering for over a year with parents' opposing upward revisions in the cost construction.
The child welfare committee stated on Tuesday it has won a complaint from Sanjeev Kumar, a dad or mum, and that it could shape a role power that can discuss with the college on Monday. Thereafter, at the basis of their document, motion will probably be taken in opposition to the college. "I have lodged a complaint everywhere in this case. At the CM window, an official asked me when I can't afford the fee, why I send my kid to a private school," Kumar instructed TOI on Tuesday.
The subsequent hearing within the prime court docket is on February 28. The Haryana State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (HSCPCR) has won two lawsuits and written to the deputy commissioner. B K Goel, member (HSCPCR), stated, "The Juvenile Justice Act will come into force in this case. A parent has spoken with me. Based on the complaints, we will start an inquiry."
Asked what had took place within the college, a Class 7 scholar stated, "We were made to walk out of class. It was shameful. The classes didn't have benches or seats, so some students sat on the floor while others stood the whole day."
The management is retaining an in depth watch. Deputy commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh stated, "We will examine the issue once a complaint reaches us."
The college, started as Chiranjeev Bharti, modified to DPSG (Delhi Public School, Ghaziabad Society) in 2016. A brand new management took fee a new charge construction used to be put into position. Many parents protested in opposition to that and the dispute has flared up sporadically. Last May, the college closed for a couple of days after parents protested outside and at the campus.
Its main Deepika Sharma had instructed TOI on Monday no punishment have been meted out to the kids. "The children were practising for a cultural function. The matter is being distorted," she had stated. "The parents had threatened our teachers. They had sent texts asking teacher if they had forgotten the Yamunanagar incident. The allegations against us are totally false."
They joined two parents — Ravi Kumar and Ashok Kumar — who've approached Gurugram police and the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), respectively, accusing the college of constructing their 10-year-old daughters sit at the bare flooring in chilly climate. The college has denied those allegations and stated one of the parents have been threatening lecturers over text messages. The charge dispute has been festering for over a year with parents' opposing upward revisions in the cost construction.
The child welfare committee stated on Tuesday it has won a complaint from Sanjeev Kumar, a dad or mum, and that it could shape a role power that can discuss with the college on Monday. Thereafter, at the basis of their document, motion will probably be taken in opposition to the college. "I have lodged a complaint everywhere in this case. At the CM window, an official asked me when I can't afford the fee, why I send my kid to a private school," Kumar instructed TOI on Tuesday.
The subsequent hearing within the prime court docket is on February 28. The Haryana State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (HSCPCR) has won two lawsuits and written to the deputy commissioner. B K Goel, member (HSCPCR), stated, "The Juvenile Justice Act will come into force in this case. A parent has spoken with me. Based on the complaints, we will start an inquiry."
Asked what had took place within the college, a Class 7 scholar stated, "We were made to walk out of class. It was shameful. The classes didn't have benches or seats, so some students sat on the floor while others stood the whole day."
The management is retaining an in depth watch. Deputy commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh stated, "We will examine the issue once a complaint reaches us."
The college, started as Chiranjeev Bharti, modified to DPSG (Delhi Public School, Ghaziabad Society) in 2016. A brand new management took fee a new charge construction used to be put into position. Many parents protested in opposition to that and the dispute has flared up sporadically. Last May, the college closed for a couple of days after parents protested outside and at the campus.
Its main Deepika Sharma had instructed TOI on Monday no punishment have been meted out to the kids. "The children were practising for a cultural function. The matter is being distorted," she had stated. "The parents had threatened our teachers. They had sent texts asking teacher if they had forgotten the Yamunanagar incident. The allegations against us are totally false."
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