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@Nitin Goyal
Only Minority school are starting session i guess not other schools.
old lottery should also be resumed.... :(
sakshi u mean girls quota is not included in case 22
Thanks Sakshi Moderator..
FINAL UPDATE 28 MARCH 2014
NEXT HEARING ON 2ND APRIL
STAY ON NURSERY ADMISSION TILL 2nd APR
CASE NO 22-STAY TILL WEDNESDAY ON LOTTERY
CASE NO 24 -SIBLING AND ALUMNI POINTS WILL REMAIN AS IT IS -Sibling Alumni Case withdrawn CONFIRMED NEWS (DETAILS AWAITED)AS PER COMMUNICATED TO US BY OUR TEAM MEMBERS IN COURT .. ON BASIS OF DATA GIVEN BY DOE ,THE CASE AGAINST SIBLING /ALUMNI WERE WITHDRAWN.
WAITING FOR DETAILED REPORT .
Thanks Savita
I think 2nd should be the last date as argument was long but cannot confirm.
Dear Mr. Vohra (Sakshi)
Thanks a ton for replying to my query.
thanks AN team to keep us update, u r real time saver of all parents....
but now i am loosing my patience, how much time HC will take to pass a order??????
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New Delhi, March 28 (IANS) The Delhi High Court Friday further extended stay on the nursery admission process and fresh draw of lots in the capital's schools till April 2.
A bench of Acting Chief Justice B.D. Ahmed and Justice Sidharth Mridul also declined to entertain a petition filed by a set of parents seeking to scrap the alumni and sibling categories.
The bench allowed petitioners to withdraw the plea and approach the single judge which was hearing the main case filed challenging the lt governor's notification.
After the court refused to entertain the plea seeking scrapping both the categories, the five and 20 points under alumni and sibling sections will be retained this academic year.
The court's order came after the education department submitted data which showed that a majority of the children admitted in the first draw of lots belonged to 70 pointers who came under the neighbourhood criteria.
Senior advocate Nidhesh Gupta, who is representing another group of parents, said that the alumni and sibling points were a valid classification which has been recognized the world over.
The court is adjudicating the contentious issue of whether a fresh draw of lottery was necessary after the scrapping of the inter-state transfer points on Feb 27.
At present, 95-point system is followed for admissions -- 70 points are allocated to neighbourhood criteria, 20 to sibling and five under alumni category.