School Donations: Opposition Pulls up Kageri for Inaction


Bangalore, Jul 3 (DC): Opposition members on Friday demanded the resignation of primary and secondary education minister, Vishweshwar Hegde Kageri, alleging he had failed to curb the donation menace in private schools. Mr Kageri was also accused of failing to ensure proper supply of text books to schools in time.

JD(S) MLC M. Srinivas said though most city schools are forcing parents to cough up more money as donation, no action has been initiated to save the children.

“According to the information provided by Kageri, only two schools have been booked in donation cases. It is an open secret that all private schools accept donations. But no special squad has been formed to check this menace as assured earlier,” he said. Supporting Srinivas, another JD(S) MLC, Maritibbe Gowda alleged that Kageri’s contribution to the education sector in the last two years is zero and he should quit the Cabinet.

“Government and corporation schools have become dumping yards. There are no proper facilities in many schools. In such a situation, how do you expects girls to attend school?” he questioned.

  

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  • Kateel Ramesh Prabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Sat, Jul 03 2010

    Kageri you said some thing and what is going on is some thing!Perhapes you might not have thought taming these educationists is so much difficult.You become a food for the opposition easily to criticise.In Bangalore even playhomes run by house wives are taking donation/fees exhobitantly.Then what about others.Education is the best thriving business now a days!We presume,formulate but not perform.There lies the problem!

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