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Private Schools of Haryana: Private school operators in Haryana are adopting a new strategy to protect themselves. While the administration is taking strict action against the schools after the Mahendragarh accident, the schools are looking for ways to save themselves instead of correcting their deficiencies. The admission form says in small print that the school cannot be held responsible if an accident occurs, and the children’s parents unknowingly sign it too.
This line has been added to the rules
An obligation in this regard is assumed by the parents by including this one line in the school regulations in the admission form itself. So that in the event of a future accident, the school principal can avoid responsibility by submitting this form.
Within the framework of these rules, it is clear that I do not hold the school authorities responsible for any accidents that occur while transporting students. If an accident occurs while traveling, coming or going to school, I will be fully responsible.
Play schools have also adopted this method
We would like to tell you that in addition to large private schools, some gaming schools also adopt this method. The rule is that no parent can be deprived of such an affidavit, but schools are taking advantage of the admission process and want to avoid their responsibility by making new rules for parents in a single form.
There are around 15,000 private schools in the state, which have around 41,000 vehicles registered with the transport department for child transport. Of these, 15 to 20 percent of the vehicles were not registered for three to four years.
Schools take advantage of this excuse
Some schools include this obligation in their school regulations and have new forms issued. In such a situation, schools call parents of old students at school and ask them to fill up the new form. The pretense is made that it is being released for the creation of a new record, and under this guise signatures are obtained from parents pledging to protect it.
Parents are being cheated
At the same time, Dinesh Narula, district president of Parent Unity Association, says that at the time of admission, the school management only praised the facilities and services. Meanwhile, the child himself fills out the form, takes the signature immediately and doesn’t even give the parents time to read the form. This line in small print was also inserted in the middle of the admission form along with the school regulations. This causes parents to unknowingly be deceived.
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