CBSE PARENTS'ASSOCIATION FOR EDUCATIONAL REFORMS (Regd.)
3, SURYA COMPLEX, NEAR PULLY, MAIN SHIV PURI ROAD,
LUDHIANA-141008 (Pb)
PARVEEEN DANG (President) Mobile: 094179-59854 RAKESH JAIN (Vice President) Mobile: 098141-03151
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To 2-2-2011
The Chairperson,
National Commission for Protection of Child Rights,
5th floor,Chanderlok Building,
36, Janpath,
New Delhi.
(email:
complaints.ncpcr@gmail.com)
Sub : Denial of Admission to Mr. Sachin Makkar, by two neighbourhood schools under the 'weaker section' category of 'The RTE Act 2009'.
Dear sir/madam,
We want to bring to your kind notice that Master Sachin Makkar, a child belonging to the weaker section category has been denied admission by two neighbourhood CBSE schools as these schools seem to have not reserved the mandatory 25% seats for the reserved categories in Pre-school/pre-primary admissions.
Mr.Sachin Makkar, aged approx. 4 & half years, is a resident of H.No. 1119, Kucha No 15, Field Ganj, Ludhiana & belongs to the weaker section *.His father Mr Gulshan Makkar earns Rs 4000 per month from a private seasonal job & is unemployed these days due to his seasonal job. His mother Mrs. Parveen Makkar stitches clothes at home & earns approx. Rs.70 to 80 per day. But she too is not able to do her work properly as the fingers of her hands have bent due to a severe disease called 'Arthritis'.
Master Sachin Makkar had gone to two neighbourhood schools, along with his parents, on 15-1-2011 to get admission in the pre-school/pre-primary class. Both the schools are neighbourhood schools as both are located approx 1 km from the residence of the child. Saint Thomas Senior Secondary School, Brown Road, Near CMC Hospital, Ludhiana & the other school named Kundan Vidya Mandir, opposite Railway Station, Ludhiana denied admission to the child under the weaker section category. It seems that both these schools have not reserved 25% seats for the children belonging to the weaker sections & disadvantaged group, which is a clear violation of the provisions/rules of RTE Act, Fundamental Rights of the Children belonging to these Categories & Article 26 of Human Rights.
Written complaints in this regard have been submitted to The Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Ludhiana & to The District Education officer, Ludhiana, but no action seems to have been taken so far.
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CBSE PARENTS'ASSOCIATION FOR EDUCATIONAL REFORMS (Regd.)
3, SURYA COMPLEX, NEAR PULLY, MAIN SHIV PURI ROAD,
LUDHIANA-141008 (Pb)
PARVEEEN DANG (President) Mobile: 094179-59854 RAKESH JAIN (Vice President) Mobile: 098141-03151
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We request you to inquire into the matter & ensure admission of the child before the new session begins to protect his Fundamental Rights.
You are also requested to issue instructions to The Punjab Govt.; State RTE protection authority; Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Ludhiana, District administration, Ludhiana to ensure-
(1.) Admission of Mr.Sachin Makkar to protect his Fundamental Rights.
(2.) Action against these schools for violating the RTE Act by not reserving 25% seats as prescribed by the RTE Act. A notification*in this regard, according to the provisions of the RTE Act, has already been issued by Punjab govt. on 18 Nov, 2011 (copy attached).
Positively looking for a speedy action,
Yours faithfully,
Rakesh Jain,
(vice-President)
Enclosures:
1. Photocopies of applications written to both the schools, D.O.B. Certificate of M.C. Ldh & Voter Card of the father as residence proof to establish neighbourhood.
2. Copy of Notification* of Punjab Govt. dt 18-1-2011.
(* Punjab Govt. has issued notification dt.18 Nov, 2010 (copy attached), defining Rs 1,60,000 per annum as the income limit of the weaker sections & issuing Guidelines to all Private schools in the state to reserve 25% seats For the weaker sections & disadvantaged group).
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