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Govt adopting unfair approach towards us, alleges Private Schools Association 9/29/2013 9:39:37 PM Early Times Report Kathua, Sept 29: Private Schools Association Jammu and Kashmir unit district Kathua has alleged that state coalition government was adopting unfair and undemocratic approach towards the private schools of the state. In a statement a spokesperson of the Association warned the government to face the aggression 'if the undemocratic practices were not stopped against the private schools. During a one day convention at Dayalachak here State president of the Association Kamal Gupta and district Association president Gandharav Singh Katal lodged strong resentment against the 'unnecessary harassment and disturbances' which are being caused to the private schools due to the government's 'wrong policies.' They said that the Jammu Kashmir is the only state in India which lacks education due to which future of lakhs of students and private schools has been jeopardized. "There is different education rule for different bureaucrats and different governments in state due to which the private schools have to face multiple problems and immense harassment," they added. Other speakers Mahipal Sharma, Kapil Dev Sharma and Biwakar Singh Andotra on the occasion also urged the state government to bring a economic policy and amendment in SRO for smooth and hassle free running of private schools.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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