School flouts RTE rule, gets notice
Ahmedabad: Mukt Jeevan English School in Maninagar was served a notice by the Ahmedabad City district education officer (DEO) for allegedly collecting Rs 1,000 as admission fees from students admitted under the Right to Education (RTE) Act.
The DEO's action came after parents filed a complaint. The DEO has asked the school to explain within two days why a penalty of Rs 10,000 per student should not be imposed for this first-time violation. Further action will be taken based on the school's response. TNN
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