The CEO has instructed that no private school will sell books or uniforms in the school premises.
The district education authorities in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district have barred the non-public faculties from conducting traditional regular categories in establishments in violation of presidency orders.
The circular directions during this regard were issued by Chief Education Officer (CEO) Anantnag once some non-public faculties were found holding categories for college students in violation of presidency orders.
“While conducting examination of examination centres, it absolutely was determined that some non-public faculties were holding traditional categories in clear violation of the govt orders,” reads the circular, adding that the error-prone non-public faculties were punished and were directed to refrain from such follow.
“No school can conduct traditional categories until more orders area unit issued from the govt concerning formal gap of colleges,” the circular reads.
The corporate executive has educated that no college|school} can sell books or uniforms within the school premises.
“The faculties mustn't press oldsters for purchase from any specific look or replace existing books with new ones,” it reads.
In relevance the previous orders of the varsity Fee Fixation Committee (SFFC) issued on Nov thirteen, the district education authorities have additionally barred the management of personal faculties to restrain from collection admission or donation fees from students at the time of latest admission. “No alternative fee except tution fee is to be charged from the oldsters.
The directions area unit issued for strict compliance,” the circular reads, adding that any deviation from government orders shall result in strict action against the defaulters together with de-registration of the several college with none more notice.
