SSLC results of Shahabaz case suspects published
The results of six students of Government Vocational Higher Secondary School, Thamarassery, whose SSLC results had been withheld by the government in connection with the death of Mohammed Shahabaz, a student of Muhammedali Jauhar Higher Secondary School at Elettil, have been published, Minister for General Education V. Sivankutty has said.
This follows oral observations of the High Court of Kerala on Tuesday, the Minister said at a press conference here on Wednesday.
Directions had also been given to publish the SSLC results of three students of PTM Higher Secondary School, Thazhekad, Perinthalmanna, who had been involved in clashes at the school.
Steps had been taken for these students to apply for Plus One admission, the Minister said.
The Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights too had directed the Director of General Education to publish the results.
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