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The Delhi High Court today asked the city government to inform it why draw of lots in nursery admission be not held afresh for all seats under neighbourhood scheme instead of just for those seats which were vacated after inter-state transfer category was scrapped.
Justice Manmohan asked the counsel for the government to take instructions from the directorate of education and listed the matter for further hearing tomorrow.
The court was hearing a plea against city government's decision to do away with the system of allocating points to inter-state transfer cases of children seeking admission in nursery classes here.
Delhi government had on February 27 issued a notification scrapping the inter-state transfer category under which it used to give five points to children whose parents have been transferred to the national capital from another state.
The notification was issued by the government after it admitted in court that there was misuse of the inter-state category.
The petition challenging the February 27 notification as being "totally arbitrary and unjustified" has been filed by Major Saurabh Charan and some other parents who have sought quashing of the government's decision to do away with the inter-state transfer category.
The petition has also sought directions to the government "to confirm the list of successful candidates/applicants including the children of present petitioners published by the schools prior to the passing of the impugned notification/ order..."
In the alternative, they have sought that draw of lots be conducted afresh for all seats under neighbourhood category by cancelling the entire draw held prior to February 27 and not just of those children who had availed of the benefit of the inter-state transfer category.
Under the earlier system, out of the total 100 points, 70 were given if the child lives in the neighbourhood of the school, additional 20 were given if a sibling is studying there, five points more if either parent is an alumni and another five points if it is an inter-state transfer case.
Those having 90 or more points are directly admitted while the rest have to undergo the draw of lots for admission.
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That's the right decision by the govt. to scrap all the earlier lists and make draw for all the candidates with the same points for all the seats............This is now a fair game to be played.....but some schools are still playing hide & seek with parents and in that case we all must raise voice against those schools....its just not the matter for our ward this year getting admission we all should also think that next year thousands of parents will undergo the same pain for nursery admission........Schools playing hide & seek should be highlighted so that they themselves stop playing after coming in notification of all....................And congratulations to all the parents that this time atleast we all will be considered for the draws....
instead of discussion discussion on this thread lets file case against alumni points.
Guys,
Did DOE come with a new circular after court's verdict?
Not yet.
suppose there is no alumni, no sibling point, does it guarantee ur seat in draw? come on yar.
sir with all these category any guarantee we will get seat???
now u r right...problem is with the govt . govt schools conditions after so many years, no check on school's loot , fees, and unfair selection by schools..there is no solution unless we have fair govt.
he bhagwan..
Sir govt change karne me time lagega we need admission by march end..
lol... i knw that n dts y m saying k jab bachhon k nursery admission b lottery se hone lagein toh jada kuch sochne ko nahi rah jata...we cn jst wait n watch.. khud ko mujhe seat mil b jaaye toh b m still concerned for all...n i knw all cnt get the seat :(.
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