1. A question of considerable public importance arises for consideration in this case. Eventhough there is hue and cry all over, and Academicians, Educationists, Administrators and grown up politicians have all voiced their concern to eradicate political intervention in Schools and Colleges, there has been little effort to find out any concrete solution to do away with campus violence in Schools and Colleges. Students are unfortunately drawn into politics by political parties as well as certain others, completely disrupting the educational system. At times, it creates an atmosphere of tension lawlessness in School and College campuses, and sometimes even in class rooms. Violence has grown to such an extent of snaching away the lives of innocent students, who come for studies in Schools or Colleges. Many of the students in Government Schools and Colleges are from weaker sections of the society.

2. Directive Principles of State Policy, Fundamental Right and Education:

Right to education has always been treated as a fundamental right by the Supreme Court. Right to uninterrupted education is also a fundamental right, which is implicit in the right to life and personal liberty