PIL Filed in HC Seeking Regulation of Private School Fees in AP
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A public interest litigation has been filed in the Andhra Pradesh High Court to regulate fees and mandatory purchases at private schools.
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- A public interest litigation has been filed in the Andhra Pradesh High Court regarding private school fee regulations.
- The petitioner alleges that private schools are arbitrarily increasing fees and forcing parents to purchase uniforms and supplies directly from school outlets at inflated prices.
- The filing seeks court intervention to provide relief to parents of approximately 4.9 million students.
- The court is expected to hear the case on Monday.
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- High Court hearing scheduled for Monday
- Judicial response to the request for fee regulation
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Shaik Khajavali
state general secretary of the Indian Union Muslim League
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“alleging that private educational institutions were arbitrarily hiking fees and fleecing parents.”
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…in the Andhra Pradesh High Court seeking regulation of fees charged by private schools in the state. Indian Union Muslim League state general secretary Shaik Khajavali filed the PIL in the High Court here on Saturday, alleging that private educational institutions were arbitrarily hiking fees and fleecing parents. He alleged that some schools were insisting that students buy books, uniforms, notebooks and shoes only from the respective schools, which were selling them at high prices. He urged the court to issue suitable…
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