Scholar JAC leaders in Mancherial burned effigies of schooling officers on Friday, accusing them of turning a blind eye to non-public colleges charging exorbitant charges and failing to implement the 25 % obligatory RTE quota for underprivileged college students
Revealed Date – 26 June 2026, 05:43 PM
Mancherial: Leaders of a joint motion committee shaped by varied pupil organizations alleged that Schooling officers have been backing non-public instructional establishments. They burned effigies of the officers right here on Friday.
Chippakurthi Srinivas, a frontrunner, mentioned that the Proper Schooling Act-2009 assured 25 % of seats in non-public colleges for in a different way abled college students from minority, SC, ST and BC communities. Nonetheless, the officers have been displaying disinterest in implementing the Act, inflicting gross injustice to the scholars. It was nothing wanting insulting the structure, he opined.
The leaders additional charged that the Schooling officers have been issuing permissions to instructional establishments mushrooming within the district. They accused the establishments of fleecing the poor mother and father within the type of charges. They acknowledged that the establishments transformed schooling right into a commodity and colleges into tremendous markets. They have been charging exorbitant charges.
The organizations demanded the officers to manage charges and to allocate 25 % of seats in non-public instructional establishments to underprivileged college students as per the Proper Schooling Act. Leaders Satish Madiga, Cherala Vamshi, Durgam Manish, Munjamkar Rithik, Routhu Shankar, Shashi, Prashant, Shekar and others have been current.
