Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court on Thursday waste pills that challenged the decision of the West Bengal government to reopen the school for class IX to XII, observing that the applicant was not affected by any means.
The division bench consisting of chairman of the Prakash Shrivastava and Justice R Bharadwaj said that parents or students can approach authority if they have problems returning classes on campus.

Explain the decision of the Bengal Bengal West School Education Council to reopen the institution from November 16 as “unscientific”, a lawyer has submitted a Pill before the High Court seeking the establishment of the Expert Committee to review the Covid-19 situation and offering the recommendations needed to the government which can then decide The return of the physical class.
With students until the age of 18 have not been vaccinated, there is a possibility of transmission of Covid-19 between them, he said.
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Bengal West Bengal secondary education on October 29 issued a notification that the school will be reopened for class IX students to XII from November 16 amid the Covid-19 protocol.
It determines the different time slots for secondary secondary students and higher.
Pray that the notification was canceled, the Applicant seeks the appointment of the expert committee who will assess the current situation and gives advice to the government.
Meanwhile, welcoming the decision of the High Court, Minister of Education Bratya Basu said that the government would hand it over to the guardian and students to decide whether online classes must be attended.
“We welcome a respectable high court order.
We have asked for school to ensure that the Covid-19 protocol is maintained and the building is cleaned,” he said.