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Winter vacations as per schedule, says Sakina Itoo ‘Any private school violating laws will be dealt with strictly’

Winter vacations as per schedule, says Sakina Itoo
‘Any private school violating laws will be dealt with strictly’
Arjumand Shah
Srinagar, Dec 05 (KINS): Jammu and Kashmir Education Minister Sakina Itoo has announced that winter vacations will proceed as scheduled this year, despite changes in the academic calendar, which saw annual examinations being conducted in October and November instead of March.
Speaking to reporters here, according to the news agency KINS, she highlighted the challenges faced by students due to the cold weather and called for an early start to winter vacations to alleviate their difficulties.
The Education Minister also addressed concerns regarding private school practices and urged parents facing issues, including excessive fees, to file formal complaints with her office or the department. “If a parent feels exploited, they should come forward and complain. No institution is above the rules, and we will ensure strict action is taken against any violations,” she stated.
Responding to criticism on social media and in the press, she stated the importance of substantiated complaints. “Statements made on Facebook or in the media for self-promotion won’t suffice. Provide evidence, and I assure you, action will be taken,” she asserted.
The minister reiterated the government’s commitment to maintaining accountability and ensuring students’ welfare during the harsh winter season. (KINS)

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