The Yogi government has taken many important decisions regarding children studying in private and government schools of UP. Now children will neither be able to beat the children with a stick (stick) nor scold the children.
Not only this, now no teacher will be able to cut the twitch and will not be able to slap the student. Also, a student will not be abused and discriminated against on the basis of caste, religion and gender. Strict instructions have been issued from the Department of Basic Education in this regard.
The Basic Education Department has issued instructions that no student will be given physical and mental punishment to any student and strict adherence to these orders will be ensured. Director General of School Education Kanchan Verma has ordered all Basic Education Officers (BSA) to have a complaint to register complaints for children in all schools, hostels, JJ Homes and Child Protection Homes under the instructions of the National Child Rights Protection Commission. For this, a complaint will be put in every institution and the help of an NGO (NGO) can also be taken if needed.
Free toll free number also released
It has been said in the instructions that children should be informed that they can put their point against any kind of punishment or harassment and bring it to the notice of the officials concerned. No student will be given physical punishment and mental harassment under the provisions of RTE (Right to Education). The Education Department has released free toll free number 1800-889-3277 for speedy disposal of complaints of children and parents. On receiving any type of complaint, quick action will be taken and disciplinary action will be taken against those who violate the order.
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According to the instructions, now children are strictly forbidden to cut the twitch, slap, scold, run in the ground and sit on their knees. Also, closing in class, sexual abuse or torture, electric shock, discrimination on the basis of caste, religion or gender is completely restricted. It was also said that these rules should be strictly followed in all schools. So that the right to education of children is protected and their mental and physical development is not interrupted.