Achi news desk-
The government did not give Rs 285 crore to private schools for the children admitted under the Right to Education (RTE). 22 million rupees are also owed to 3300 children who lost their parents during the corona virus. Even after two years, when no funds were received from the government, now the school
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The admission of 60 thousand children was done under RTE in six thousand private schools in 33 districts of the country. The government pays the expenses for the education of these children. After not making payments to private schools for the past two years, the school management has now begun to put pressure on the parents. Faced with problems even during admission. The private school union says that the issue was brought up on their behalf by the minister to all department officials. Even after payment this is not done.
Now children are facing reprimand from management
The previous government established the Mahtari Dular Yojana for the education of children whose parents died during the Corona period. As part of this program, 3300 children were accepted across the country. Of these, 30 percent of the children are in government schools and 70 percent in private schools. They are facing wrong behavior from the management for not receiving the NIS 22 million that was spent on their education in two years.
Payment of 155 million rupees to 21 districts, exceptions of 12 districts
155 million rupees were paid to private schools in 21 out of 33 districts for the last session. 65 million rupees are coming from 12 districts of Bilaspur, Kawardha, Jashpur, Rajnandgaon, Bastar, Sukma, Bijapur, Gaorla Pandara Marwahi, Mohala Manpur, Bilaigarh, Sarangara. 220 million rupees remain for this meeting. There is a balance payment of 285 million rupees for both sessions together.
Will release funds as soon as they arrive from the center
Funds did not come from the center. The amount will be given to the schools as soon as the funds arrive. Funds for unverified schools were stopped. An estimate was made of the amount spent on destitute children in Corona. ,Divya Mishra, Director of Public Instruction Administration
A requirement of two years, amount not received
Private schools have not received funds for two years. The amount of Mahatri Dollar Yojana is also outstanding. A huge amount is spent on school infrastructure, teacher salaries, etc. Claims have been submitted several times, but payment is not made. -Rajeev Gupta, President of the Association of Private Schools
