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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on September 15, 2017 at 5:38pm

Gurugram student murder: Ryan School taken over by Haryana government, Chief Minister ML Khattar recommends CBI probe

DNA Web Team | Updated: Sep 15, 2017, 05:18 PM IST, DNA webdesk

Gurugram student murder: Ryan School taken over by Haryana government, Chief Minister ML Khattar recommends CBI probe.

In a huge setback for Ryan International, the Haryana government has decided to take over the school for the period of three months on Friday.

Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has also recommended for a CBI probe in the alleged murder of the 7-year-old student inside the school premises.

The latest development comes at a time when the school founders are trying to get an anticipatory bail in the case.

On Thursday, the Bombay High Court had rejected the bail plea of Augustine Pinto, his wife Grace and his son Ryan in the murder case of class II student.

The court had also told the Pintos to submit their passports to the police.

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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on September 16, 2017 at 5:54pm

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Board's decision is based on the report of the fact-finding committee which flagged several violations of safety norms by the school authorities. Notice expected to be issued by Saturday evening.

Written by Ritika Chopra | New Delhi | Updated: September 16, 2017 3:28 pm

Ryan student murder case: As per CBSE’s affiliation bye-laws, the deadline for responding to a disaffiliation notice cannot exceed a month. PTI Photo

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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to serve a showcause notice to the Ryan International School’s Bhondsi branch, where a Class II student was found murdered last week, seeking an explanation why the school’s affiliation should not be revoked.

According to sources, the Board’s decision is based on the findings of the two-member fact-finding committee, which submitted its report on Friday evening. The showcause notice is expected to be issued to the school authorities by Saturday evening. As per CBSE’s affiliation bye-laws, the deadline for responding to a disaffiliation notice cannot exceed a month.

As first reported by The Indian Express on September 16, the panel in its report had flagged several violations of the Board’s safety guidelines by the school. The panel had objected to bus drivers and conductors using the toilets meant for students. It also highlighted the breach in the school boundary wall (covered with barbed wires) which, the committee observed, is a threat to children’s safety as anybody can enter the campus. The report flagged the insufficient number of CCTV cameras on school premises and also pointed out that most of the installed cameras don’t work.

Read | Bus staff use same toilets as students, CCTVs don’t work: CBSE Panel on Ryan murder case

Giving examples of how the school administration had compromised on students’ safety, the panel observed that only three out of five floors of the school building were used for teaching purposes and students had access to unused classrooms and the terrace, which were not locked.

The committee also found the electricity panel room unlocked which, it observed, could prove to be dangerous for children on campus. Further, the two members did not find either a ramp or special toilets for the differently-abled students. CBSE had set up the committee on September 8 amid angry protests by parents, who had sought action against the school management for alleged neglect which could have compromised safety and led to the murder of the Class II student.

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Permalink Reply by sandeep sachdeva on September 16, 2017 at 6:38pm

Kya sarkar ki nazar rahe gi... sarkar bolti hai aap ka ghar sa 3km ka dayra mei bacho ka addmision karwao... list mei number nahi aata kya kara addmission ka liya 3 lakh rupess mangta hai school wala kya kara sarkar ko bola kaha hai sarkar kiska pass jaye... mai east delhi mei raheta hu.. mwra bacha 10km door school jata hai kya karu... kisko bolu kon si sarkar...sarkar ki nazar bass tax par hai. Bas tax lelo janta sa. Bacho ka future ka liya nahi hai sarkar ki nazar. Delhi sa indrapuram jata hai mara bacha.. nahi bejna chahta mai.. indrapuram lakin kya karu.. sarkar na majbur kar rakha hai..

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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on September 16, 2017 at 6:54pm

Sandeep

Many school open admission Jan on wards from KG-12 classes

Keep trying in nearby schools

Give application in all nearby schools and keep following then on regular basis ( monthly )

Also Join KG-12 group where we post schools admission notification (but all schools do not put in public domain)

http://www.admissionsnursery.com/group/kgpreprimarynurseryadmission...

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