Srinagar 01 Nov(KNB):Director School Education Kashmir on Thursday issued a circular instructing all private recognised schools to desist from compelling the parents for purchasing books and uniforms from any particular shop.
The circular was issued today after Kashmir News Bureau published a Story tittled ST.Josephs school Looting parents by selling Books Uniforms at high price”
According to the circular, it had come to the notice of Directorate that some private recognised schools are indulging in selling books and uniforms and even parents are being forced to purchase books from some specific private shops, which is against the instructions already issued on the subject. Taking cognisance of the matter the circular has instructed such schools to desist from this practice.
The DSEK has instructed the schools to provide wider choice for the parents for purchase of books and uniforms by following the open market mechanism.
“No book with labelled/stamped price shall be allowed to be sold in the market. Any deviation from these instructions, if noticed, shall be viewed seriously and action will be taken as per the provisions of the law which may include de-recognition/withdrawal of NOC also,” the circular reads.
The DSEK has directed all CEOs to constitute special monitoring teams to verify the complaints received on account of sale of books and uniforms by the schools or pressing parents for purchase from any particular shop. The CEOs have been asked to submit action taken in this regard on weekly basis. (KNB)
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