‘Fraud’ in 27 CBSE schools in Delhi, Rajasthan! Board released the list, do your children also study in them?

During inspection of 27 schools in Delhi and Rajasthan, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has found dummy enrollments. Now the board has issued show-cause notices to these schools. CBSE says that during inspection, violation of board bylaws was found. Board secretary Himanshu Gupta said that show cause notices have been issued to the schools. If necessary, legal action will also be taken against them.

To which CBSE schools has the notice been sent?

Here are the names of the schools in Delhi where violations were found:

• Adarsh ​​Jain Religious Education House- Najafgarh
• Bharat Mata Saraswati Bal Mandir- Narela
• Naveen Public School- Nangloi
• Chaudhary Baldev Singh Model School- Kiradi Ex.
• MD Memorial Public School- Nangloi
• PD Model Secondary School- Sultanpuri
• KRD International School-Main Dhansa Road
• Saint Gyaneshwar Model School- Alipur
• Heera Lal Public School- Madanpur Dabas
• MR Bharti Model Senior Secondary School- Mundka
• Dhruv Public School- Jai Vihar
• Siddharth Public School
• Bharti Vidya Niketan Public School- Chander Vihar
• Dhruv Public School- Jai Vihar
• USM Public Secondary School- Nangloi
• SGN Public School- Nangloi
• RD International School- Baprola
• The Vivekanand School- Narela
• Hansraj Model School- Rohini
• B S International School- Nilothi
• Rahul Public School – Rajiv Nagar Ext.
• Khemu Devi Public School- Narela
• B R International School- Mungeshpur

Whereas, schools in Rajasthan include-

• Vidya Bharti Public School
• Prince Higher Secondary School
• Shiv Jyoti Convent Senior Secondary School
• LBS Convent School
• Lord Buddha Public School

What wrong were the schools doing?

During the inspection, irregularities were found in the attendance records of the schools. Some schools have violated the rules related to infrastructure, which compromises the quality and safety of the studies of the students. Himanshu Gupta said that through the show-cause notice, the schools have been asked for their stand regarding dummy enrollment, violation of infrastructure norms and other rules. During the inspection, more enrollments were found in most of the schools than the actual attendance records of the students. This violated the rules of the board and created a situation of ‘dummy’ enrollment. Apart from this, these schools have also violated other board rules.