This is an archive article published on September 23, 2015

RTE admissions: ‘Will act against 46 erring schools after September 24, says Purshuttom Bhapkar

They were given multiple chances to finish the admission process but they did not seem to be taking the orders seriously.

2 min readPuneSep 23, 2015 12:52 AM IST First published on: Sep 23, 2015 at 12:48 AM IST
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The school education department is now gearing up to act tough against schools refusing 25 per cent quota admissions under the Right to Education (RTE) Act. Having received a list of 46 erring schools from major cities, Maharashtra Education Commissioner Purshuttom Bhapkar said deputy directors had been instructed to act against the schools after September 24, if the situation persisted.

“I had asked the deputy directors of primary education to prepare a report, along with a list of schools that refused RTE quota admissions. As of now, I have a list of 46 schools. The letter that we received from the ministry clearly states that a maximum deadline of September 24 be given to the schools to finish all admissions allotted under round I. If not, we will move for relevant action,” said Bhapkar.

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