GURUGRAM: Around 400 students of Government Senior Secondary School, Civil Lines, took to the streets on Saturday to protest in opposition to the proposed shifting of their institution to make way for the expansion of the overall health facility.
They marched on Maharaja Agrasen Road and blocked site visitors for just about 30 minutes, sooner than police dispersed them. They sat on the road and raised slogans like “college bachao”. They claimed they might face difficulties in attending categories if the varsity was once shifted from its existing campus.
Sources mentioned on Saturday, the scholars had come to the varsity to get their examination effects after they have been informed by lecturers that the varsity could be shifted in the upcoming instructional session. They then accumulated on the road and staged a protest in opposition to the move.
Officials at the schooling department mentioned that they had received orders to shift the varsity as well as the within sight Government Middle School, either one of that are adjoining to the health facility, as a brand new multi-specialty health facility with 300 beds could be constructed there. But the dates of the relocation have not been made up our minds but, they added.
The ensuing site visitors jam was once cleared after police intervened. Geeta Arya, major of each the schools, mentioned, “If the schools are shifted, students will face numerous issues. But we have to obey the schooling department’s orders.” Around 850 students find out about in the Government Senior Secondary School whilst the center college has round 80 students. Students of the center college shall be adjusted in the Government Senior Secondary School at Sector 14, and house shall be made in SCERT, Civil Lines to accommodate students from the senior secondary college, officials mentioned. Students vehemently adversarial the move. Kurban Ali, a Class XI scholar, mentioned: “This college is close to my house, so I come and find out about right here.. If I have to go to SCERT to check, my travel time will build up. What if anything else occurs to me?” “I come from a deficient family, and my family can’t find the money for bus fares day-to-day. I will be able to’t walk 5km day-to-day,” added Salman Hasan, a Class IX scholar.
Vijaypal Singh, another Class IX scholar, mentioned, “A health facility is being constructed as an alternative of a school. Shouldn’t the government have first thought of the scholars?”When contacted, district schooling officer Ravinder Alawadi mentioned “We received orders concerning the relocation a month in the past, however the date hasn’t been finalised but. The faculties will run on the present campus till additional orders.”
They marched on Maharaja Agrasen Road and blocked site visitors for just about 30 minutes, sooner than police dispersed them. They sat on the road and raised slogans like “college bachao”. They claimed they might face difficulties in attending categories if the varsity was once shifted from its existing campus.
Sources mentioned on Saturday, the scholars had come to the varsity to get their examination effects after they have been informed by lecturers that the varsity could be shifted in the upcoming instructional session. They then accumulated on the road and staged a protest in opposition to the move.
Officials at the schooling department mentioned that they had received orders to shift the varsity as well as the within sight Government Middle School, either one of that are adjoining to the health facility, as a brand new multi-specialty health facility with 300 beds could be constructed there. But the dates of the relocation have not been made up our minds but, they added.
The ensuing site visitors jam was once cleared after police intervened. Geeta Arya, major of each the schools, mentioned, “If the schools are shifted, students will face numerous issues. But we have to obey the schooling department’s orders.” Around 850 students find out about in the Government Senior Secondary School whilst the center college has round 80 students. Students of the center college shall be adjusted in the Government Senior Secondary School at Sector 14, and house shall be made in SCERT, Civil Lines to accommodate students from the senior secondary college, officials mentioned. Students vehemently adversarial the move. Kurban Ali, a Class XI scholar, mentioned: “This college is close to my house, so I come and find out about right here.. If I have to go to SCERT to check, my travel time will build up. What if anything else occurs to me?” “I come from a deficient family, and my family can’t find the money for bus fares day-to-day. I will be able to’t walk 5km day-to-day,” added Salman Hasan, a Class IX scholar.
Vijaypal Singh, another Class IX scholar, mentioned, “A health facility is being constructed as an alternative of a school. Shouldn’t the government have first thought of the scholars?”When contacted, district schooling officer Ravinder Alawadi mentioned “We received orders concerning the relocation a month in the past, however the date hasn’t been finalised but. The faculties will run on the present campus till additional orders.”
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