Indore: Everyone is troubled by the Coronavirus infection that is continuously spreading. Now meanwhile, the Choithram School Trust has provided a big relief to the parents. For the past days, the parents had said that the school management has not reduced the fees. Now Choithram School Trust has decided to waive the fees of all students till 12th standard. Now this decision has brought great relief to the parents.

In this case, the school's Chief Administrative Officer Aditya Vyas has also issued a release in which it has been told that "Trustee Ashwini Verma, Manager of Choitharam Foundation of Humanitarian Charitable Trust Shriram Talavali Dhar Road Indore, has decided to waive the fees of all students of Choitharam Foundation Higher Secondary School. Children will not have to pay fees until school is closed during the corona period. This decision will also be valid for newly admitted students".

For the past few days, some parents had accused the Choitharam School of arbitrariness. Parents performed and protested silently at the Regal square. Parents had alleged that in the name of the charitable trust, the schools take advantage of tax exemption. Choithram school management did not reduce fees even during the pandemic and the expenses are further increased in the name of online classes. Apart from this, it is also being said that more than 500 parents had given an application to Choitharam School Administration.

In this application, it was said that "75 per cent reduction in school fees should be done". Apart from this, parents also say that "Not everyone keeps internet or WiFi installed in their house. Parents now have to bear the charges of internet and Wifi. The schools are charging full fees in the name of online classes. When there are no offline classes why they are taking full fees? Now Choithram School has given the answer to all these things by waiving fees.

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