New Delhi: Requests have been submitted in Delhi High Court who are looking for refunds from the Central Educational Council (CBSE) for the X and XII Council exam, which was canceled this year after the Pandemic Covid-19.
Application submitted by a lawyer stated that parents pay a fixed amount to the Board as an inspection fee for students to appear in the exam.
Recording the Covid-19 situation that applies throughout the country, the board for class X canceled on April 14, they for class XII canceled at 1.
Urge the court to intervene so parents can be returned, the request for breaking test costs is collected and argue that it was intended for Costs incurred by CBSE in conducting physical checks, such as payments to invigilators, set up the inspection center, etc.
Because the exam has been canceled, the board does not have to be canceled, the board does not need to be worn all this expenditure, the application is argued that the money must be returned.
It also shows that, because lakh students are scheduled to take two council tests throughout the country, the money collected by CBSE runs to Crores, which has been saved without justification.
Plea also wanted CBSE to have a clear refund policy when the examination was canceled due to an unexpected condition or emergency.