BELOGIVAVI: Many pre-university students (PU) in North Karnataka have asked why the state government is reluctant to continue the campus class, while adding their learning problems, when the Karnataka High Court said that the classes should be continued.
The Chairman of the Minister of Basavaraj Bommai on Sunday said the state would reopen high school on Monday but the decision about restarting universities will be taken after assessing the legal-and-command situation.
PU students, have been badly affected because Covid-19, upset the government to choose to keep their campuses closed.
Starting in March, but the syllabus was not finished.
College has not held classes online and, like him, many of his friends face learning difficulties because it stops in his class.sullad added that the state government, considering the future of PU students, must immediately restart on the Aliza campus, a PU student From Raichur, asking what the problem is for the government when the high court leads it to restart the class.
“I want to pursue medicine after my PU study, but my learning has been hit because it stops in class, first because of Covid and now because of the hijab line,” he said.
Throne emphasized that the college had just finished.
Syllabus and if the government does not allow colleges to function, how they will successfully complete the course in time.
All students are ready to obey the verdict while HC.
What stops them from reopening the class? “He asked” this subject requires an offline class.
The state government for some silly problems is playing with the future of children.
Will the state government sign a sign of grace as compensation for the learning problems he has created? “He asked” the majority of students here in the PU College government want the country to reopen the class when students have been affected by Covid, “he said.