Because of the cases of corona virus in Delhi is increasing rapidly, parents want CBSE to not conduct the remaining board examination as there is a big danger for students to get infected and, the examination may lead to a whole new number of cases. In such a situation, the Supreme Court has asked on Wednesday( 17th June) to look into the demands of canceling the remaining examinations of class XII which would held from July 1 to July 15.
After the decision of exams to be held on July, a group of four parents approached the court.
The petition pleaded the court to direct CBSE to cancel the remaining papers and give marks to students on the basis of internal assessment. “CBSE’s notification for holding the remaining examination is discriminatory and arbitrary and that too in the month of July when as per AIIMS data, the Covid-19 pandemic would be at its peak.... As done by CBSE in its other 250 schools
abroad and various state boards, the examination scheduled to be conducted in July should be cancelled and marks allotted on the basis of internal assessment,” it said.
India’s daily Covid-19 cases crossed the 13,000-mark for the first time when 13,124 people tested positive for the virus even as the number of casualties returned to the 300-plus level on Wednesday, a day after the country had added the highest number of deaths, 2003, to its death toll. Wednesday was the sixth day in a rowthat the country has registered over 10,000 cases.
India’s cumulative caseload on Wednesday stood at 3,67,093.
A bench of Justices AM Khanwilkar, Dinesh Maheshwari and Sanjeev Khanna was hearing the petition of some parents, who have demanded the cancellation of the remaining paper from CBSE, advocate Rupesh Kumar, appearing for CBSE, filed the case through video conferencing. He urged the hearing bench to order an adjournment, so that he could convey the verdict on the issue to the apex court.
The court is listed for the next hearing on Tuesday, 23 June.
Let us tell you, after two weeks the remaining board examination of CBSE class 10th-12th is to be done( during July 1-15). At the same time, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia wrote a letter to the Human Resource Development Minister, requesting that these examinations should not be conducted in view of the Corona virus crisis in Delhi.
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Source: Hindustan Times
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