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- The Telangana Recognised School Managements Association, which represents nearly 11,500 budget private schools serving about 15 lakh students, has asked police for enhanced security.
- In a representation to the Malkajgiri Commissioner of Police, the association alleged that activists, Joint Action Committees, student organisations, RTI activists and individuals posing as journalists have entered school premises, disrupted classes, demanded fee concessions, free admissions or money, and in some cases threatened managements and damaged property.
- The association says these incidents have caused financial losses and raised safety concerns for students and staff.
- It has urged police to strengthen security at schools and act strictly against unauthorised persons entering educational institutions.
What to watch next
- Whether the Malkajgiri police respond to the TRSMA representation with new security measures or directives for schools.
- Whether similar representations are filed by school associations in other Telangana districts.
- Whether any cases are registered or action taken against groups alleged to have disrupted schools.
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Named India · B. Sumathi · Joint Action Committees (JACs) · K. Anil Kumar · S.N. Reddy · Telangana Recognised School Managements Association
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