Mumbai: BJP on Wednesday hit the Maharashtra government for several issues relating to students, such as the cost of “exorbitant” charged by private schools in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic and “confusion” in the curriculum, and said the LED dispensation of Uddhav Thackeray.
is making ridicule from the education system.
Speaking to reporters, spokesman for the Head of BJP BJP Keshav Upadhye said the Government of Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) had to resolve the most early cost problems to ensure that the school was so far.
He also claimed that the government had not developed a strategy to reopen the Post-Covid-19 Pandemic School.
“The Bombay High Court has several occasions of questioning the state government education policy.
However, the government makes the banter of the education system.
It is always a blind eye on this scathing comment that places the future prospects of students at stake,” he said.
Upadhye also shows that recently the High Court has asked the state government if it makes the taunts of the education system.
“But instead of reforming the education policy, the government seems to ignore it.
The government has not developed a strategy to reopen the post-pandemic school,” he said.
“Excellent costs charged by private schools, confusion in the curriculum, student evaluation patterns write their exams for grade 10 and 12, among others, questions arise about whether the leader of the State Minister is truly concerned about and serious about education in education State, “Upadhye said.
He also claims that because there is no clear direction, different school management collects exorbitant fees and exploit parents.
Because the government failed to pay fees for students from the financially weak part, certain educational institutions have refused to acceptance to such students despite the right to apply education, he said.
“The sluggish attitude of the government negatively affects students.
The basis in which the 12th grade test must be considered unclear.
The CBSE has compiled its own evaluation pattern, but our state education department is not ready with the methodology.
Students must suffer because of an inefficient government regulation,” BJP leader said.