NEW DELHI: National Students Union of India (NSUI) nationwide President Neeraj Kundan has composed a proposal to Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank within the dilemma of holding Class 12 board examinations and stated that the government isn’t following its own rules.
Kundan within his letter stated,”I’m writing to bring this to your attention that while building the choice to run the 12th board assessments, you didn’t think about your personal guidelines that mention the vaccination drive far is solely for the citizens over age 18 and vast majority of these pupils are below age 18.”
He explained keeping that fact in mind that the conclusion of conducting this examination may be life threatening to the students looking for the examinations.
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“There’s also a fear that our nation will be confronting the next tide, and I trust you’re completely aware that the scientific adviser to the Prime Minister K VijayRaghavan himself explained,’Stage 3 is unavoidable given the elevated levels of circulating virus.” However, it isn’t obvious on what timescale this Stage 3 will happen. Hopefullyincrementally, however we ought to prepare new waves’.
“Thus, as opposed to taking precautionary steps to avoid the third tide, the choice you took to run the 12th board exams is placing the lives of those innocent kids in danger,” that the NSUI chief composed.
In addition, he stated that another important factor to be considered prior to implementing this choice is appropriate vaccination of those kids.
“The Central government hasn’t develop a definite strategy to vaccinate the kids and it hasn’t been taken under account yet. On the other hand countries like US have immunised nearly 6 lakh kids between age 12-15, UK has its own roadmap to vaccinate their kids but India is until date is trying to vaccinate the 18 year and people of the nation and there appear that there is no strategy under concerns vaccinate the people below 18 decades,” he explained.
In addition, he pointed out the research of those children are at stake but there’s not anything more important than the lives of those pupils.
“Hence it’s asked to keep the security of those pupils at priority and reevaluate the choice to run the examinations in July-August. No such conclusion has to be taken before there’s a clear strategy of vaccination on newspaper,” he further added.
He said that the kids, who have been so far protected from the pandemic since they were in their houses are now at risk if they come out because of their examinations.
