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| Questions petitioner when students have completed half of syllabus | | HC dismisses PIL on postponement of exams in Kashmir | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Oct 27: The state high court today 'dismissed as withdrawn' a PIL, seeking postponement of class 10 and 12 exams till March 2017.
A division bench of Chief Justice N Paul Vasanthakumar and Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey also questioned the petitioner as to why it wanted to lost one year of the students when they had already completed more than half of their syllabus. The petitioner's counsel was told by the court that session 'starts from November to November which means students have studied for approximately eight months and could have completed more than half of the syllabus'.
The court also questioned the authentication of the petitioner association and said whether it was registered or not to which the counsel failed to reply. After arguing for while, the petitioner sought withdrawal of the PIL and the court dismissed it as withdrawn.
The association had urged the government to take steps for completing syllabus and practical work in classes.
It had also sought directions to the government for making the situation conducive for exams. It was submitted that there had been only 84 working days in the academic session in which students had completed not more than 40 pc of syllabus. |
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