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ABVP activists demands to remove The DEO from her duties
There was a protest or at the District Education Officer (DEO) office demanding various reforms in the education sector.
Gadwal: There was a protest or at the District Education Officer (DEO) office demanding various reforms in the education sector. The demands included setting up adequate infrastructure in government schools, controlling fees in private corporate schools, and ensuring the implementation of the Right to Education Act.
During the protest, Suresh, the ABVP Gadwal district convener, likely made statements regarding the challenges faced by students due to insufficient infrastructure in schools. This action underscores the community's concerns and advocacy for improving educational standards and access for all students.The group has demanded the immediate dismissal of the incompetent District Education Officer (DEO) for failing to take action against private corporate schools. They criticized the state government for its inability to address issues in the education sector and warned that they would besiege the secretariat if their demands are not met.
Their demands include:
Strict Action Against School Owners : The government should take stringent measures against the owners of private, corporate, and international schools who illegally charge exorbitant fees.
Immediate Implementation of the Fee Control Act : They called for the immediate enforcement of a Fee Control Act to regulate and control school fees.
A group has issued demands regarding the education sector, particularly targeting issues in private and corporate schools, as well as government schools. They have called for the immediate dismissal of the District Education Officer (DEO) for inaction and criticized the state government for failing to address these problems. They warned of besieging the secretariat if their demands are not met. Their demands are as follows:
Immediate Implementation of the Fee Control Act : The Fee Control Act should be enforced without delay to regulate and control school fees.
Strict Action Against Book and Uniform Sales: The government should take stringent measures against private and corporate school owners who are illegally selling books and uniforms.
Recognition and Derecognition of Schools : The government should recognize and derecognize private schools based on their adherence to established norms and regulations.
Address Teacher Shortages : There should be no shortage of teachers in government schools. DEO (District Education Officer) and MEO (Mandal Education Officer) positions should be filled immediately to ensure proper functioning and oversight.
Investigate Mid-Day Meal Irregularities : The government should investigate and address any irregularities in the mid-day meal program provided in government schools.
The group has outlined specific demands to address various issues in the education sector, emphasizing the need for immediate and effective government action. They have called for:
Immediate Implementation of the Fee Control Act: Enforce the Fee Control Act to regulate and control school fees without delay.
Strict Action Against Book and Uniform Sales : Take stringent measures against private and corporate school owners who are illegally selling books and uniforms.
Recognition and Derecognition of Schools : Recognize and derecognize private schools based on their adherence to established norms and regulations.
Address Teacher Shortages : Fill all vacant teacher posts, amounting to over 24,000, through a Mega DSC (District Selection Committee) recruitment drive.
Appointment of Support Staff : Appoint attendants and scavengers in government schools to maintain cleanliness and provide necessary support.
Investigate Mid-Day Meal Irregularities : Investigate and address irregularities in the mid-day meal program in government schools, take action against officials serving substandard food, and ensure quality food for students.
Reserve Seats for Poor Students : Enforce the Right to Education Act by reserving 25 percent of seats in private schools for poor students.
During the protest, Suresh, the ABVP Gadwal district convener, likely made statements regarding the challenges faced by students due to insufficient infrastructure in schools. This action underscores the community's concerns and advocacy for improving educational standards and access for all students.
