Thiruvananthapuram: The Democratic Front United Led Congress (UDF) staged a walkout from the Kerala Assembly on Monday demanding to discuss plus a single chair.
Opposition led by UDF brings a demanding delay movement to discuss this issue.
When presenting the movement, Palakkad Mla Shafi Parambang said there were no adequate seats available to plus one at school in Kerala.
Many students who have A + in all subjects do not get a seat in the first allotment.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the resultreplying to Syafi Parambang’s notification in the Movement of the delay, Minister of Education V Sivankutty said in the assembly that all applicants plus-one will get reception in the second allotment.
He added that seats in various categories of reservations emptied after the first allotment will be converted into deserve seats.
Sivankutty said that 4.69,219 students have submitted an application for receipt of 1.25,509 students get A + in all subjects and this is three times more than last year.
“A total of 3,94,457 seats are currently available in a higher secondary sector this year.
In addition, there are 33,000 seats available in higher school and around 70,000 seats in the polytechnic / iti,” added the Minister of Education.
After the minister explained, the speaker denied permission for the delay and opposition movement held a walkout of the Kerala assembly.
However, the opposition stated that nearly two lakh children were worried about entering because the number of plus a seat in the state was inadequate.
When talking to the media, opposition leader, V D Sathean said the total number of seats available in Kerala is far lower than aspirants.
“Today we arrived to bring students’ problems trying to enter to plus one seat in Kerala.
The number of seats available in Kerala is far lower than the number of candidates.
So thousands of students will not get a seat.
And here 120,000 students get a + full In all subjects.
Even the students get the desired chair for the desired school in Kerala.
The state government is not ready to solve this problem.
So almost 2 of their parents and parents in anxiety, they tried to get a seat but they did not get chairs on Their skills in their district.
So the situation is very serious and we raise this problem.
But the government is not ready to solve this problem, “Satheani said.
He further said that our request is to increase seats and batches.
There is a gap between the number of candidates and seats allocated in many schools.