Jabalpur: A hearing was held in the Jabalpur High Court regarding the collection of arbitrary fees by private schools of Madhya Pradesh during the Corona epidemic. During the hearing, in the High Court, the government said that the schools have just been ordered to collect tuition fees only. During the hearing of the case, all the petitioners presented their answers before the court, but the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) did not reply.
During the hearing on Monday, the court asked for time to answer on behalf of the CBSE. On this, the High Court, while giving time to present the reply, has fixed the next hearing date on August 10. During the hearing of the case in the High Court, the state government has already submitted its reply. In the reply given by the government, it has been said that after the lockdown, the government has issued two orders.
Under these orders, a clear order has been given to private schools to collect only tuition fees. Let us tell you that in the petition it has been said that after lockdown, pressure is being made by all private schools to collect arbitrary fees on parents. At this time neither schools are running nor exams are being conducted. With this, there is no activity of any kind in the schools. Even after that, private schools are pressuring parents to deposit fees.
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