School in Rajkot: ‘If you do not pay the fee, you will not be allowed to take the exam.’

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• Students allege pressure on fees.

• In another case, the school principal in Satda village did not allow him to sit for the examination, asking him to pay the fees.

The winter solstice of private school administrators for fees is well known, and two cases have come up in Rajkot. Where parents of students are forced to pay fees, in the first case, the principal of Nilraj School in Mahika village called the student and said, “If you do not pay the fee, you will not be allowed to take the exam.” Whose audio clip has also gone viral. In another case, in Satda village, despite the parents giving a check, the school principal did not allow the student to sit for the examination and asked him to pay the fee.

If we talk about the first case where students of Std. 2 to 10 are deprived of examination, then the parents of 6 students of Std. Students are told not to give final reviews due to an open fee. The students have alleged that standard 10 student Derotra Dhara, standard 6 student Jadav Ridhu, standard 3 student Derotra Vidhi, standard 2 student Jadav Naitik, standard 6 student Jadav Parsotam and standard 10 student Jadav Vaishali were forced to pay fees.

Administrators refused to accept the check and asked to bring cash

In another case, a guardian named Anubhai

Chavda, a resident of Satda village near Jakot town, went to the district collector and the district primary education officer to apply and said in his presentation that his son Dhruv went to Sardar School in Satda village. . 8 studies in. Asked to take the fees as the school fees were due, Anubhai wrote a check for Rs. 16000 and sent it to his son. The son arrived on the 22nd with a review, and then there was a maths exam and the school administrators giving the check refused to accept the bill and asked to bring cash and did not even give the exam.

The guardian reached the district education officer to apply

The son said to the father – I am going to commit suicide

. Anubhai was not in Sabab village for the hospital work that day, so Anubhai told on the phone that he would take cash with him the next day when his son talked about money. I called the shopkeeper and asked him to fix the pole there. The shopkeeper did not let the child go anywhere to commit suicide and just sat there, and by then, Anubhai had reached. There was a commotion in the system with these serious allegations.

The son arrived with a check

NSUI announces helpline number

NSUI team has come to the fore in this matter. On this issue, NSUI President Rohit Singh Rajput said, “We have announced the helpline number 7016837652. If any student parents contact us if they have stopped the examination regarding fees, we will come to the aid of the students.