- By Shibra Arshad
- Mon, 20 Oct 2025 07:17 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
UP News: The District Basic Education Officer (BSA), Rajiv Pathak, has taken stringent action against private schools in Azamgarh for operating without recognition and violating norms.
A total of 70 schools have been fined Rs 1 lakh each for failing to respond to notices. Furthermore, the BSA has publicly listed 106 schools operating without recognition.
The BSA had initiated a campaign against these schools two months ago, directing them to rectify their status and submit responses. Despite this, the school management failed to comply, prompting the department to impose a hefty fine.
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BSA Will Continue To Take Action Against Violaters
BSA Rajiv Kumar Pathak emphasized that admitting children to unrecognized schools puts their future at risk, constituting a serious offense. Recognized schools are the only ones permitted to offer admissions and conduct classes.
The BSA has instructed all Block Education Officers to conduct a re-inspection and submit reports. Based on these findings, FIRs will be lodged, and such schools will be shut down.
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The move aims to ensure strict adherence to regulatory norms, prioritizing students' welfare and educational standards.