AMBALA: On Friday, virtually all of the personal schools within the district remained closed because of which nearly 2 lakh students weren't able to wait their categories. The protest by way of the non-public schools was held on the call of National Independent Schools Alliance (NISA) towards Rule 134-A (Right to Education (RTE) in Haryana). The friends of the non-public schools whilst protesting reached Ambala deputy commissioner (DC) place of job where they've passed over a memorandum of calls for.
The protest was held underneath the management of NISA president Kulbhushan Sharma and the non-public faculty friends passed over the memorandum to an respectable of the district administration.
In is noteworthy that the non-public schools in Haryana have been admitting the deserving students underneath Rule 134-A, however since last nearly four years the schools have now not been reimbursed by way of the Haryana Government.
The NISA demanded prior to admitting the scholars for the prevailing session of 2019-20, they will have to be first reimbursed the pending charges of the scholars admitted all the way through the last four years. Moreover, personal schools have also demanded right kind enquiry into the income certificate of the oldsters admitting their kids underneath Rule 134-A, as there have been instances where the oldsters have bought income certificate appearing much less income after hiding the actual income.
Kulbhushan stated, "The government pays an allowance of Rs 1125 per month to its employees for the education of their children and in such way, the government should also reimburse the private schools for the admissions taken under Rule 134-A. The state government is adopting double standards and the NISA will not admit the same. If the government does not accept our demand state-level agitation will be initiated and the government will also have to bear its reaction in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections."
In the absence of DC, district earnings officer Vinod Sharma accepted the memorandum of call for submitted by way of the non-public schools.
TOI attempted reaching the involved officials of the Education Department however they remained incommunicado.
The protest was held underneath the management of NISA president Kulbhushan Sharma and the non-public faculty friends passed over the memorandum to an respectable of the district administration.
In is noteworthy that the non-public schools in Haryana have been admitting the deserving students underneath Rule 134-A, however since last nearly four years the schools have now not been reimbursed by way of the Haryana Government.
The NISA demanded prior to admitting the scholars for the prevailing session of 2019-20, they will have to be first reimbursed the pending charges of the scholars admitted all the way through the last four years. Moreover, personal schools have also demanded right kind enquiry into the income certificate of the oldsters admitting their kids underneath Rule 134-A, as there have been instances where the oldsters have bought income certificate appearing much less income after hiding the actual income.
Kulbhushan stated, "The government pays an allowance of Rs 1125 per month to its employees for the education of their children and in such way, the government should also reimburse the private schools for the admissions taken under Rule 134-A. The state government is adopting double standards and the NISA will not admit the same. If the government does not accept our demand state-level agitation will be initiated and the government will also have to bear its reaction in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections."
In the absence of DC, district earnings officer Vinod Sharma accepted the memorandum of call for submitted by way of the non-public schools.
TOI attempted reaching the involved officials of the Education Department however they remained incommunicado.
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