The Telangana High Court on Tuesday pulled up the state government for not implementing its order to reserve 25 per cent of the seats in all private schools for students hailing from the economically weaker sections of society.
The court observed that the government had not made any effort to implement orders and to get grant-in-aid from the Centre under the Right to Education Act.
“When the Centre is turning a Nelson's eye to the request to sanction grant-in-aid as per the RTE Act, why has the state government has not approached the Supreme Court and dragged the Union government there? Why is the state is sitting on this issue for more than five years,” Justice Chauhan asked. “The bunch of public interest litigations pending before this High Court itself shows the grim efforts put in by the state government.”
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The Telangana High Court on Tuesday pulled up the state government for not implementing its order to reserve 25 per cent of the seats in all private schools for students hailing from the economically weaker sections of society. The court observed that the government had not made any effort to implement orders and to get grant-in-aid from the Centre under the Right to Education Act. “When the Centre is turning a Nelson's eye to the request to sanction grant-in-aid as per the RTE Act, why has the state government has not approached the Supreme Court and dragged the Union government there? Why is the state is sitting on this issue for more than five years,” Justice Chauhan asked. “The bunch of public interest litigations pending before this High Court itself shows the grim efforts put in by the state government.”