Nagpur: The training class has appealed to the Mayor of Dayashankar Tiwari to reopen, quoting that other educational institutions have been reopened.
On Monday, they sent similar letters to Guardian Minister Nitin Raut and Commissioner of Radhakrishnan B.
Training Institution Association (ACI) in his letter to Tiwari had shown that “disparity” in reopening the rules.
Rajnikant Bondre, President Aci said, “We can clearly see the authority partition approach when it comes to the training institute.
Everything is now open, except us.” The Ministry of Education recently explained that the Board exam will only be held in offline mode.
Bondre said, “If the exam will be held in offline mode, then why are we not allowed to operate.
During the council exam, students need more college class help to get their doubts.” Competitive exams such as Neet and JEE are also held in offline mode.
Although some of them are computer-based tests, students still have to go to the designated test center to appear for it.
Denies, “We are always the first time close and last to reopen.
And that reopening after a long and strong follow-up.
Every time we have to remind the authorities about this, which is not true.” Institutes Training said that students face many problems In online and desperate mode to return to the classroom.
“Technically, these students can go to school, college, weddings, and visit resorts and restaurants, but cannot enter college classes.
None of us can describe the logic used by the authorities,” Bondre said.
Some ACI members felt that it was time to take battle to court.
A class owner told TII, “Every time this reopening drama cannot continue.
We need a one-stop solution for this and I feel that the court is the only way this problem can be solved.
We have begged politicians and bureaucrats but it seems very A little attention about our situation.
“In Nagpur, the civil authority has planned to reopen the training institution.
But they retreated after realizing that the word ‘coach class’ was not specifically mentioned in the order of reopening.
Because the coaching institute is not under the PurView of the Ministry of Education, they will not make decisions regarding this matter.