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Gandhinagar:
The Gujarat High court has directed the state education department
to reconsider a madrassa's plea seeking permission to start class 8
in English medium.
Setting aside the department's decision to reject Victoria Jubilee Madrassa's request, Justice K.A. Puj observed that the authorities
did not follow the law.
According to the petitioner institution, it had sent a proposal to
the state education board for opening class 8 in English medium but
it was rejected without any hearing.
The madrassa appealed before the state education department Sep 12,
2009 against the board’s decision but that, too, was rejected March
25, 2010. Subsequently, the petitioner approached the high court.
Justice Puj ordered: "The court is of the view that there is no
denial of hearing which has taken place on Jan 6, 2010 and on that
day, the appeal was heard by Bhad. He is not the same officer, who
has passed the order dated March 25.
"The order was passed by B.J. Brahmbhatt, deputy secretary,
education department, which is not permissible under the law and
only on this ground the impugned order dated March 25, deserves to
be quashed and set aside."
The court sent the matter back to the deputy secretary of the
education department to decide and dispose the appeal of the
petitioner afresh after giving it a hearing.
Counsel for the petitioner N.V. Gandhi submitted that the madrassa's
appeal in the department was heard by one officer and the order on
it was passed by another officer. He claimed this was contrary to
law.
Government counsel Manisha Narsinghi submitted that there was no
substance in the petition and the board had rightly rejected the
madrassa's plea. An appeal against it was rejected as it had no
merit, she said.
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