Supreme Court requests responses on RTE quota implementation
The petitioner says nearly two lakh children are admitted in private schools at the entry level and at least 50,000 of them should be admitted under RTE Act; the court asks him to conduct a survey in a district to find out how many schools have not complied with the law
The Supreme Court has asked the central government and the Punjab government to provide their responses regarding a plea concerning the failure to implement the 25% RTE quota in schools. The petitioner claims that around 200,000 children are enrolled in private schools at the entry level, with at least 50,000 of them eligible under the RTE Act. The court has instructed the petitioner to conduct a survey in a district to determine the number of schools not following the law. The case highlights concerns about the enforcement of educational rights for children. The court's directive aims to gather more information to address the issue effectively. The outcome could influence how schools comply with the RTE Act. This matter is significant as it affects the access to education for many children.
It impacts the implementation of educational rights for children across the country.
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