Lucknow: A doctor Mumbai has advanced to sponsor the entire study of students Dalit Sanskriti Ranjan, who cannot deposit RS 15,000 for the allotment of the seat in IIT, Bhu, after solving it through a joint entrance exam (Jee).
The student was given an entrance ticket by IIT, BHU after the intervention by Justice Dinesh Kumar Singh from Bench Lucknow the High Court of Allahabad, who has volunteered to contribute the amount of his pocket.
Now, because the report was published in various parts of the media, some IIT alumni and advocates had advanced to help poor students, said Sarvesh Dubey student lawyer.
Dr.
Sonal Chauhan, who currently works as a MD consultant, Dmre, MBBS at Wadia Hospital, Mumbai, moved the court that submitted an intervention application that he wanted to sponsor all student studies.
Appreciating the capable part of the community, especially Dr.
Chauhan who advanced to help students, the bench also asked the central and state governments whether it had a scheme for poor students and shortcomings that secured the prestigious exams such as Jee, Neet, Clat but could not pay their fees.
Meanwhile, IIT, Bhu Counsel is looking for time from the court to advance with the details of the cost of students to complete their studies, including the cost of the hostel.
Sanskriti Ranjan, Dalit Students, is a counter-entire student and he solved Jee forward with 1469 as ranked but could not deposit RS 15,000 to secure the chair in IIT, Bhu because of his father’s poverty and disease.
Hearing his half-cooked petition, the judiciary of Dinesh Kumar Singh on November 29 directed the IIT BHU and the authority of the shared seat allocation to give his confession after making a supernumerary seat.
Not only this, the judge has paid the RS 15,000 instantly and also prepares a lawyer to voluntarily fight legal cases.