Payment hike in non-public faculties: ‘return of schooling mafia’ in Delhi, says AAP
The Aam Aadmi Get together (AAP) launched a scathing assault on the Bharatiya Janata Get together (BJP) authorities in Delhi and accused it of enabling non-public faculties to impose steep and arbitrary price hikes.
At a press convention, senior AAP chief and former schooling minister Manish Sisodia alleged that the BJP authorities had successfully handed over Delhi’s schooling system to, what he known as, the “schooling mafia”.
“Ever for the reason that BJP took management of Delhi’s administration, the individuals have been dealing with one disaster after one other. Hospitals are operating wanting medicines, energy outages are frequent, and now non-public faculties are extorting mother and father by mountaineering charges with none checks,” mentioned Sisodia.
Citing stories of price will increase starting from 20 to 82 per cent in a number of non-public faculties, the previous schooling minister of Delhi, accused the federal government of failing to intervene.
