RTI by NGOs reveals correspondence between state bureaucrats and BMC’s apathy in addressing lapses and bringing erring schools to book; fed up NGO decides to take the legal route
According to Nitin Dalvi, BMC’s education officer Raju Tadvi submitted a vague reply to the child rights commission on this matter. Representation Pic
The state education department (primary) has issued a show-cause notice to the deputy director of school education over inaction against schools violating Right To Education (RTE) norms and operating without RTE approval, the response to an RTI query has revealed. The RTI response also revealed that the deputy director blamed the civic education department for not submitting its report. Apparently terming his letter as ‘unnecessary’, the directorate of education (primary) has sought an explanation from the deputy director of school education on the matter.
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