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AISF demands online admissions to Inter
The All India Student Federation (AISF) alleged that the State government was acting like an agent of corporate colleges and encouraging business of education in the State.
Alleges government helping corporates by not opting to online admissions to intermediate courses
Khammam: The All India Student Federation (AISF) alleged that the State government was acting like an agent of corporate colleges and encouraging business of education in the State.
Speaking at a general body meeting with the representatives of AISF at Giri Prasad Bhavan in Khammam on Thursday, Federation’s district secretary J Ranjith Kumar alleged that the State government had put off the online admissions of students into junior colleges in order to support and benefit the corporate institutions in the State.
“When the admissions of remaining all courses are being done online, why the government had put off the online admissions into junior colleges?” he questioned, adding that corporate colleges would face huge loss if online admissions were done.
In order to help the corporate colleges, the government was not taking up admissions through online, he criticised. Stating that Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao was behaving like a monarch suppressing the rights of common people, he added that soon people would teach the CM a befitting lesson for going back on poll promises.
Collecting huge amounts of money by violating the rules, some of the corporate colleges were gaining profits, he said, adding that these colleges were turning them into jails by constantly pressuring students to perform better.
He demanded the government to start online admissions immediately to save the education system in the State apart from taking action against the Colleges, which were found collecting exorbitant fee and violating the rules.
District president of the AISF Etikala Rama Krishna, vice-president Balagani Vijay and other district leaders of the Federation attended the meeting.
