Jaipur schools block students over fees even as parents fight Covid
Thu, May 13 2021 14:27 IST |
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Jaipur, May 13 : Even though it has been just two months to the start of the new academic session, the private schools in Jaipur are ruling the roost, blocking students from attending online classes due to non-payment of fees, flouting the order of the Supreme Court and the state government.
Surprising, the hapless students are being tormented even at a time when their parents are fighting for life in hospitals.
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Jaipur schools block students over fees even as parents fight Covid-19
Even though it has been just two months to the start of the new academic session, the private schools in Jaipur are ruling the roost, blocking students from attending online classes due to non-payment of fees, flouting the order of the Supreme Court and the state government.
Surprisingly, the hapless students are being tormented even at a time when their parents are fighting for life in hospitals.
Jaswant Choudhary, whose kid studies in Jaishri Preriwal school told IANS, I tested Covid positive on April 28 and two days later got a call for fee payment from the school. I told them that I have paid half the fees for last academic year and shall pay remainder till August in instalments as per SC guidelines issued recently. For this year, will pay the fee once I turn ok. However my kid was barred from attending online classes on May 3.
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