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NO STAY OR CHANGE IN GUIDELINES
SINGLE BENCH DATE -11 MAR
STAY TUNED FOR MORE UPDATES FROM SUPREME COURT
Delhi: SC refuses to stay order on nursery admission guidelines New Delhi: The Supreme Court today refused to stay the interim order on nursery admission process in the national capital but asked the Delhi High Court to expeditiously hear the pleas against the guidelines by advancing the scheduled hearing. A bench headed by Justice H L Dattu said since the order of the high court was in the nature of an interim order, it was not interfering with it and asked the high court to hear the issues raised as expeditiously as possible in the interest of the schools and welfare of the children. The apex court gave liberty to the petitioners, Action Committee of Unaided Recognised Private Schools, Forum for Promotion of Quality Education for All and some parents to make an application before the single judge of the high court for advancing the March 11 hearing. "Since the interim order is in the nature of refusal to grant interim relief, we also do not intend to interfere with that order. Therefore, we reject the Special Leave Petition. Supreme Court. Agencies. Supreme Court. Agencies. "We request the single judge of the high court to consider and make all endeavour as expeditiously as possible the hear the petitions in the interest of the schools and welfare of the children," the bench also comprising S A Bobde said. While giving liberty to the aggrieved parties to make an application before the single judge for advancement of March 11 hearing, the bench said, "If such application is made, the single judge is requested to consider the plea and expedite the hearing." Disposing the appeals against the high court's order, the bench made it clear that it is not expressing any opinion on the merits of the matter. The apex court agreed with the pleas of --- Action Committee of Unaided Recognised Private Schools and Forum for Promotion of Quality Education for All--raising objections to a paragraph in the division bench's verdict and expunged those lines from the judgement. The division bench of the high court has confirmed the order passed by the single judge which had refused to stay the December 18, 2013 guidelines of the Lieutenant Governor (LG).
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Thank you so much to our judicial system.
Same problem that Raj is facing with some schools like New Era Junior, Rajouri Garden & Shadley Junior (Buzzworld, Rajouri Garden)
Please reply that EWS is applicable with every school or not....
lots of school are indulging in seat booking.........befor the admission dates prescribed by LG delhi.........so what is the good news.........schools are not following the policy laid down by goverment......what good if supreme court gives order in favour....goverment should check if the policy is being followed then only this will be a good news.........
Will the Schools go to Division Bench of the Supreme Court?
Thanks...A very good news...Whatever happens now..at least the confusions won't crop up till the time admission process is completed.
Sir,
SD PUBLIC SCHOOL, PATEL NAGAR, ST. MICHAEL & FAITH ACADEMY AT PRASAD NAGAR HAVE AGE CRITERIA 3+ IF A CHILD LIKE MINE IS 4+ THEY REJECTED TO PROVIDE ME ADMISSION FORM.
ST.MICHAEL & FAITH ACADEMY ARE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. IS THERE SEPARATE CRITERIA FOR CHRISTIAN SCHOOL?
-RAJ VALMIKI
Sir,
SD PUBLIC SCHOOL at Patel Nagar, Near Patel Hospital says that there is no EWS in nursery
St. Michael School and Faith Academy at Prasad Nagar say that they have no EWS system in their school
I want to know why they have no EWS Scheme?
Raj Valmiki
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