MINI PUSHKARNA
Deepak Kumar – Appellant
Versus
Principal Happy Hours School – Respondent
JUDGMENT
[Physical Hearing/Hybrid Hearing]
Mini Pushkarna, J. (Oral)
1. In the present case, the petitioner is seeking admission to the respondent No.1 School under the Disadvantaged Group category (DG category). It is submitted that child of the petitioner, namely, Master Samarth Dabas is already studying in the said school in General category. It is submitted that since the petitioner belongs to Disadvantaged Group, i.e., Other Backward Class (OBC), therefore, the petitioner is seeking admission in the school under DG category instead of General category in which the child of the petitioner is already studying.
2. Mr. Santosh Kumar Tripathi, ld. Standing Counsel for GNCTD submits that there is no legal impediment if the child of the petitioner who belongs to OBC category, is given admission under the DG category, though he may be already studying in the said school under the General category.
3. There is no appearance on behalf of the school when the matter is taken up for hearing. It is seen from the record that no reply has been filed on behalf of the school. The said school is recognized by Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD).
4. Ld. Standing Counsel appearing on behalf of
Economic standing not a criterion for admission under Disadvantaged Group category.
The court's intervention aimed to ensure the accommodation of the petitioner's daughter in an appropriate school, considering her entitlement to admission as a DG category student.
The main legal point established in the judgment is that once a school has been allotted by the Department of Education, the school is bound to grant admission to the petitioner under the Disadvantag....
Private unaided schools are obligated to admit children from the economically weaker section and disadvantaged group to the extent of at least 25% of the class strength, as per the provisions of the ....
Court's authority to direct admission in a newly allotted school under the EWS/DG category
The court emphasized the importance of providing education to economically disadvantaged children and upheld the provisions of RTE Act, 2009 in allowing the petition and directing the petitioner chil....
The main legal principle established is the obligation of the Directorate of Education to consider allotting schools for admission of children under the EWS/DG category in different classes based on ....
In cases of admission under the EWS/DG category, schools may not insist upon following the neighbourhood criteria strictly due to the high demand for admission under this category.
In cases of admission under the EWS/DG category, schools may not insist upon following the neighbourhood criteria strictly due to the high demand for admission under this category.
The court's decision was influenced by the acceptance of the petitioner's admission under the EWS/DG category by the respondent-school.
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