New Delhi: A non-public faculty in east Delhi’s Mayur Vihar has barred 4 Class 11 college students from attending faculty from Monday over non-payment of charges, their dad and mom alleged on Sunday.
In accordance with the dad and mom, they’d earlier refused to pay the hiked charges to the college; subsequently, the college issued them notices. They mentioned the notices acknowledged that the names of the scholars involved had been struck off from the rolls below provisions of the Delhi College Schooling Guidelines, 1973.
In one of many notices dated March 7, a duplicate of which was seen by PR, the college acknowledged that it could take away college students’ names from the rolls with impact from March 9 if the charge dues weren’t cleared.
“At current, as per the properly settled authorized place, unaided recognised personal colleges don’t require any prior approval of the director of training earlier than fixing its charges in every tutorial yr. This emerges from varied judgements of Delhi Excessive Court docket handed in numerous issues…. Kindly don’t ship your ward to highschool from March 9, 2026, onwards if the charge dues are usually not cleared by them,” the discover acknowledged.
PR reached out to the college authorities and the Delhi training minister’s workplace, however no instant response from the college or the minister’s workplace.
The discover additionally acknowledged that unaided recognised personal colleges don’t require prior approval from the “Director of Schooling” earlier than fixing charges for an instructional yr, and referred to numerous courtroom judgments.
