New Delhi, Delhi High Court on Monday directed the state government and CBSE to take action against “dummy” schools, allegedly allowing students to write exams without participating in classrooms.
A bench of Chief Justice DK Upadhyay and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela called it “fraud” and said that such schools only allowed students to participate in coaching classes and did not appear in examinations based on “absolutely false information”.
“It has been observed that students do not participate in classrooms in schools, but spend time in coaching centers. Although they are allowed to take the exam by the education boards, where they are required to keep them in the necessary minimum presence. So we are the state Directs the government and CBSE to inspect in this regard, “ordered this.
The bench paid attention to schools that were being used to increase the benefits of Delhi domicile to students from other states and sought an affidavit from the Delhi government and CBSE on the action taken against such schools.
The court passed a directive on a pilot.
During the hearing, the Delhi government counsel said that “dummy” had no concept of school and claimed that the issue of “fake entry” was being exaggerated and “wrong-portrayed”.
The schools presented were made mandatory to follow their affiliation rules, when they failed, what appropriate action was taken against him, and there was no complaint with the authorities about any “dummy” school. .
The CBSE lawyer said that action was taken against more than 300 “dummy” schools across the country.
Officers can call such schools “anything”, the court questioned the Delhi government counsel on the action taken by the State Education Department on the alleged fake entry.
The lawyer said that action was initiated in two examples.
The court said, “We call a lawyer for the state government and CBSE, so that in case of any information about ‘dummy’ schools, additional affidavit can be filed, giving details of action.”
It went ahead, “We also direct the Education Department to conduct a survey and if the warrant is done, the surprise inspection also, to collect the necessary information and share it with CBSE. CBSE will also gather information. And it will share it with the state government. This kind of information is obtained, necessary action is taken in the law against the management of such schools. ”
The Delhi government’s lawyer said that the use of such schools by the coaching centers was also shown in a web-chain based on students studying in Kota, Rajasthan.
“Your department has not seen it,” the court said.
In Peel, petitioner Rajiv Aggarwal challenged the eligibility criteria implemented by Du and Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University for grants of MBBS or BDS seats under DSQ.
He claimed that the “dummy” schools provided a “virtual platform” to the students to show the benefit of taking advantage of the benefits of Delhi State Kota seats with the sole purpose to pass Class 10 examination with the sole purpose. Were, which must be allocated between otherwise. Bonfied residents of NCT in Delhi.
The case will be heard in May.
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