Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh School Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar has recently made a big statement. In fact, in his recent statement, he has said, "Students will not be refunded the examination fees. There is no such provision." At the same time, the School Education Minister also said, "All preparations were made by the department to conduct the examination. The answer sheets were printed." On the other hand, the government says, "90 per cent of the exam fees charged from students have been spent, so the fees cannot be refunded now.''

Let us also tell all of you that an amount of Rs.180 crores has been deposited with the School Education Department from the examination fee and many of them have also paid late fees. Now, on the question of refund of late fees, School Education Minister Inder Singh said, "It is their fault that those who have paid late fees. Why didn't people fill the form in time?' On the other hand, the Palak Sangh has taken the lead in Indore after the government decided not to refund the exam fees.

In fact, the Indore Parents' Association has objected to the school education minister's statement saying that "the Board of Secondary Education and the Education Department are talking about harm while they should talk about education." At the same time, the people of the Foster Union have also said, "There was a lockdown for two months. In such a situation, many people do not have employment. It was now expected that the education department would refund the exam fees. If the Government had done so, it would have been considered its sensitivity.''

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