New Delhi: Three Pakistani siblings are not getting admission in a school in Delhi. Taking cognizance of the case on Friday, the Delhi High Court has issued a notice to the Kejriwal government asking them to respond. The court has questioned the attitude of the school and asked how can it be considered as the basis of not giving education to the older age of the children? The court has also verbally spoken about giving admission to the three children.

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In fact, three Pakistani siblings Sanjini Bai (16 years), Ravi Kumar (17 years) and Moona Kumari (18 years) have come to India from Pakistan with their parents in the same year. All three children have certificates of their previous education given by a school in Pakistan. All three children want to enroll in a school in Delhi in the ninth grade. But the school is reportedly refusing to enroll by stating that their age is more than class.

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Troubled by the attitude of the school, the three children also appealed to the Delhi government to get admission. The children also tried to ensure their admission by writing a letter to Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. But after not getting any response from there, the children took refuge in the court.

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