Three students of Gowtham Model School, Himayathnagar, were not allowed to take their exams on Friday and were made to sit in a separate room for failing to pay the school fee. However, the students’ parents alleged that the children were locked-up
"We are checking the facts in the case and will take relevant action based on the findings,” police said - DC/S. Surender Reddy
Police take away school officials. The school management said that Chandra Mohan Yadav had not paid the school fees for almost a year. In fact, last year’s dues were cleared only recently - DC/S. Surender Reddy
“The children were taken out of the class and made to sit in another vacant room. The school officials had also locked the room and kept the kids inside for hours as a punishment,” said Rupa Yadav, the kids’ mother. Based on her complaint, a case
One of the students explains the circumstances and happenings to police officials at the school on Saturday – DC/ S.Surender Reddy
The three children — Om Yadav, Vinayaki Yadav and Gowri Yadav and — are siblings and students of Classes III, VI and VII respectively. Chandra Mohan Yadav, the students’ father, had defaulted on the fees, and the total amount had mounted to Rs 65,
People arguing with school officials over the issue. The children were made to sit in the adjacent room, where an attendant was also present to take care of the kids, school management claimed - DC/S.Surender Reddy
School officials are seen in the picture here. The management clarified that the students were only barred from writing their exam. - DC/Deepak Deshpande
Hyderabad school 'locked-up' students for not paying fee