Sri Chaitanya School seized for operating without permission in Sangareddy
The incident has left the parents and students shocked as they had already paid a part of the fee and withdrawn students from other schools.
Hyderabad: Education department officials in Sangareddy found that Sri Chaitanya school management had opened a school without obtaining permission and had admitted 245 students for 6th to 10th classes at a fee of Rs 1.90 lakh for a sixth class student. The officials seized the institute which was opened without permission at Rudraram in Patancheru mandal on Friday.
Sri Chaitanya management was operating a junior college at Rudraram with all permissions, but it admitted 245 school students into various classes for the current academic year and promised to start classes on June 17 without even obtaining permission from the education department.
After coming to know about the violations, DEO Venkateshwarlu instructed Patancheru MEO Nageshwar Nayak to inspect the institute. Nayak, after inspection, sent a report and asked the parents not to admit the students in such schools. The incident has left the parents and students shocked as they had already paid a part of the fee and withdrawn students from other schools.
