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ABVP protests against ‘illegal’ running of classes
Activists of ABVP on Monday staged a demonstration at Srichairtanya Residential School in Narayanguda for resorting to ‘illegal admissions and running classes’. They raised slogans against the management, accusing it of collecting huge amounts as fee and causing mental torture to students. They alleged that officials concerned had sold themselves to the management.
Musheerabad: Activists of ABVP on Monday staged a demonstration at Srichairtanya Residential School in Narayanguda for resorting to ‘illegal admissions and running classes’. They raised slogans against the management, accusing it of collecting huge amounts as fee and causing mental torture to students. They alleged that officials concerned had sold themselves to the management.
The ABVP leaders claimed that 2,609 students of corporate schools had died so far. They said no cases have been filed against the management and also those responsible for the deaths. The leaders wanted the State government to launch criminal cases against the schools for conducting illegal admissions. Otherwise they warned of intensifying their agitation. Among the participants in the demonstration were ABVP Bhagyanagar vibhag leaders Jeevan, Vamsi, Omkar, Ravi Avinashi, Karthi, Srihari, Vinod.
