The deadlock between the private schools of Haryana and the Board of School Education between the Corona transition and the lockdown with a fine of five thousand rupees is not ending. Private schools have also mobilized on the warning to stop the results of board examinations in case of non-payment of fines. School operators have bluntly said that they will not pay a fine of five thousand rupees in any case. The board imposed this fine in March 2019 for private school teachers absent from examination duty.

The board chairman had assured to waive the fine in a meeting held with private school representatives, but now the date of May 25 has been fixed for filling this fine. Due to which the school directors are angry. A delegation of private school directors will soon meet the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister and present their side. In which demand will be made to forgive the fine and return the schools which have been given.

Apart from this, Haryana Private School Association President Satyavan Kundu, Patron Teluram Ramayanwala, General Secretary Rajendra Badhra, Provincial Deputy Principal Suresh Panghal, Advisor Ghanshyam Sharma, Sadhuram Jakhar and Mahabir Yadav said that no effort is being left to disturb the private schools. In the last annual examination exam centres of private schools were built 35 to 40 km away. They are unable to pay a fine of five-five thousand rupees in lockdown.

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