‘Fiitjee merged into the second coaching center, read the child there’, what to do for the 200 million fraud, JEE NEET, what?

The case of Fitji Coaching Center closed in Noida Sector-62 has started catching up. On Thursday, Parents of Ghaziabad, Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida reached Sector-58 police stations and demonstrated. The parents demanded the refund of the paid fees. After this, the police of the police station immediately reached the coaching center and brought the teachers to the police station. The police station had a conversation between parents and teachers for about two hours. Here children were informed about shifting to another coaching institute. But the parents were adamant on the demand for refund. People alleged that the coaching center has escaped by cheating Rs 200 crore.

E-mail with ‘shock’

According to the information, a mail students and their parents were sent from the Fitzi Coaching Center on Wednesday. It was written that now this institute has merged into another coaching center and your child can easily continue his/her further studies in it. Parents were shocked by this mail. Immediately reached the coaching center, but by then the locks were hanging there.

On Wednesday evening, more than 150 families shouted slogans against the coaching operator and demanded the refund of the fees. After this, on Thursday, the parents again reached the Sector 58 police station and complained. But the case was not registered immediately.

On Thursday, the police, seeing the matter growing, immediately brought two persons related to the coaching center to the police station. During this time a meeting was also held with the parents, which continued till late evening. It is being told that there were both teachers in the center, who are now working in second coaching. Both of them kept celebrating the parents to teach at the same coaching center.

200 million fraud

Students and parents say that a large amount was paid for admission in FITJEE. Some 50, 80 and some had deposited 100 percent fees in advance. Thousands of students in Noida NCR region were preparing for Fitji. Whereas millions of students across the country depended on this institute. It is being told that this step of the institute has fraudulently frauded about 200 crores from students and parents.

The parents allege that the police is not registering an FIR against the director of Fitji in this big fraud case. A few days ago, a center of this institute which was running in Ghaziabad has also been closed. In this case, many parents said that an attempt was made to register an FIR in the police station, but the police is only giving assurance.

Board Examination, cleanJEE’s concern

Currently, there is a time of competitive exams like board examinations, NEET, JEE. Suddenly the information about the closure of the coaching center has become a matter of concern for children. Parents are not able to arrange for children in another institute. For this, they have been protesting at the coaching center and police station for two days.

Parents pain

Pawan Anand, a guardian from Ghaziabad, says, ‘My daughter is studying in 11th grade. Enrolled in this coaching center for better career. Suddenly one mail comes and the child is said to study in another coaching center. This is not right. It is a matter of the future of children. This government and police administration should take action. I have deposited four lakh rupees as fees in this institute.

Rakesh Kumar of Noida Sector 78 said, ‘My son is promising in reading. his/her friends also study at this coaching center. At the behest of the son, he/she was admitted by paying Rs 3.58 lakh. I do not even do a very big job. Somehow managed and deposited the fees. Now hearing such information is shocked.

ACP Third Shaivya Goyal said, ‘Parents started gathering at the coaching center on Thursday and they were called to the police station. There, about four hours a meeting was held between two teachers associated with coaching. In this case, a complaint has been taken from the parents. The police is taking further action.