Delhi: Delhi High Court reprimanded the Directorate of Education in the matter of income limit under EWS quota, said- What is the objection to increasing the income limit?

Delhi High Court has reprimanded the Directorate of Education in the matter of admission of EWS students in private schools. The High Court was told that the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi has increased the income limit for low income group (EWS) students from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 5 lakh, which was earlier fixed by the court. Expressing displeasure over the delay in issuing the order after this information, the High Court said that the Lieutenant Governor and Chief Minister of Delhi were already ready to increase the income limit, what loss did the Directorate of Education suffer from this?

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During the hearing, the bench of Justice Purushindra Kumar Kaurav said that it sees something wrong in this case. The High Court had asked the government to increase the income limit under EWS quota from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 5 lakh in December 2023, but the Lieutenant Governor and the Chief Minister were ready to implement it. The bench said that after looking at the entire matter, it feels that some deal is going on between the Directorate of Education and the private schools so that the private schools can get the benefit. The bench said that it is considering getting the case investigated by CBI, which will be done on the 9th of next month.

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Former and present Education Director were presented A former and present Education Director were presented during the hearing in this case. The former education directors are working in Jammu and Kashmir, but both said they did not agree with increasing the income limit. The Director of Education had earlier blocked the decision of the single bench of the High Court. After this, the bench said that on the next hearing, the third Director of Education (working in Delhi Education Directorate from December 2023) will also be summoned.