Sources say schools throughout the country have denied boarding test hall tickets to thousands of students because they have not paid fees or because of other problems
After a 16-year-old child from Koraiigge tried to commit suicide on Thursday night, his parents said he took this step because he was frustrated by the ministry of basic and secondary education suggestions that he wrote a 10th grade exam in August.
The girl, reshma, who was rejected by a ticket for her school, had approached the service to survive.
As soon as the news reached Minister of Education S Semesh Kumar, he rushed to his house in Tumaku on Saturday to comfort him.
He was said to have promised him that he would be given the opportunity to appear for the exam Certificate Council (SSLC) at the end of August.
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Reshma’s is not an isolated case.
“About 18,000 students have not received their hall tickets in the state because school denies it.
It seems like a private school is waiting for this opportunity when they have a hall ticket in their hands and they can bring parents to pay,” said the old man.
Bangalore’s mirror talked to Reshma Narasimha’s father rose.
“On Thursday night, my daughter who was a smart child tried to hang himself angry because he was rejected the opportunity to take the 10th grade test starting from July 19 (Monday).
This greatly made us worried.
However, the test costs are Rs.
22, which is not I paid and for that school did this to him, “he said.
Even though Suresh Kumar rushed to his house, he now had to write a test in August when additional examinations would be made.
“I have given media direction about this situation that children will be given the opportunity to write the exam in August as new candidates.
Other cases have emerged, where the school does not upload photos and departments cannot produce Hall tickets,” he said.
Minister of Suresh Kumar fulfilled the reshma at his home in Tumakuru
However, the department clarified that reshma was not registered for grade 10 because he did not pay the cost and ticket of his hall was not produced.
Reacting to this, said up, “I didn’t even ask a discount at a cost, I asked them to give me the time to pay for it.
He wasn’t allowed to come to the hostel or attend class.
But, my girl studied myself and she was sure she could write a test .
My daughters are students ranked 12th in the 10th grade test and even the younger ones I am a bright student, but unfortunately, he has been rejected his right to write the exam.
”
Ride to say his daughter took it in a positive way when the minister had convinced them that he was considered a fresh candidate and he was given the opportunity to join the first PU this year.
An official told Bangalore Mirror, they could not confirm how many children did not get Hall tickets.
“There have been 100 percent of the download of Hall tickets from the principal in the entire state, but how many children who get it from school are not the data we have.
However, we have notified all students through newspaper ads and through the round which if there are students who are Having a problem, they must approach block education officers (PEO) and he will solve it.
We have received 13 cases like this, and all resolved, “said an official.
However, this was only reported 13 cases and sources from schools said there were nearly 18,000 students who had been rejected by Hall tickets because their parents could not pay fees or have several problems with school management.
The Karnataka Children’s Rights Commission has taken this problem and issues a notification to the commissioner of public instruction.