Jaipur: The Association of Private Schools in Rajasthan organizes protests throughout the state on recent commands issued by the state government to provide acceptance to students in government schools without the transfer certificate (TC).
Association members met MLA, blocking development officials and collectors from various districts.
A group of representatives also went to meet Mla Mahesh Joshi and the Jaipur collector between Singh Nehra about this.
The Shiksha Pariwa School, which has more than 30,000 private schools as its members, opposes orders issued by the Bikaner Directorate to provide acceptance to students in government schools from class I to VIII without TC.
They claim that now, parents will go to enter into government schools without paying fees in private schools, until the physical class begins.
Anil Sharma, School President Shiksha Pariwar said, “We told MLA and collectors about severe impact on us.
Anyway parents reluctant to pay fees and with this command, they will bring their children out of our school, making them accepted at school – School schools until the school lock situation is valid and after the pandemic ends, they will return.
We will face severe financial losses.
“Another point presented by a private school was on April 9, 2020, the government itself issued a command that parents wanted Leave school with a transfer certificate, must remove the fee.
Officials have provided reasons that many private schools do not regulate online classes for students when charging full power.
Many parents who want to turn to different schools are not given TC and for the students, the government has decided to give them reception while until they get their certificate.
Secondary education director, Sourabh Swami when talking to TOI said, “Reception will be given temporarily and in our software (P) will be written to avoid two fold students.
We will be careful about this fact and will take TC documents from the people Students later.
We will support the order and will take necessary precautions.
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Rajasthan private schools oppose reception without TC
