Private School Directors’ & Management Association have decided to file a case against few regulations of RTE and Employee State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) on various problems schools are facing in administering the schools.

The decision was taken today in meeting held at Hiran Magri today where administrators of many private schools were present.

Schools association discussed on issues like distribution and selling of school stationery without any pressure of government, government has constituted a committee but not yet decided the minimum fees according to class. Advantage of RTE should be given to all the students despite of their different castes and private schools should be freed from ESIC.

To solve the ongoing issues, Private School Directors’ & Management Association decided to reach High Court.

Upendra Rawal, secretary of the association said, “Government has introduced RTE to put their responsibilities on the shoulders of school management. Free education is responsibility of government not private schools.”

While expressing his view on the present scenario, Jitendra Shrimali, president of the association said, “These newly introduced laws are blocking the freedom of private educational institutes and to stop these oppressive laws, we will knock the doors of High Court.”