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Delhi government has given instructions not to give admission in schools to the children of Bangladeshis living illegally in Delhi. The Delhi government has asked schools to inform the police if there is doubt about the citizenship of any child.
These instructions have been given by issuing a circular on behalf of Subhash Kumar, Deputy Director of School Education Department of Delhi. It is said in this,
‘To stop the admission of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants, schools should make the admission process stricter, documents of students should be verified. Strict checks should be done to stop illegal Bangladeshi immigrants from taking admission illegally.
AAP leaders said, ‘Rohingya will not be allowed to settle in Delhi’
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi has shared a picture of an order along with a post of Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri for the year 2022 on social media site X. Along with the picture, Atishi has written, ‘On one side there are BJP leaders who bring Rohingyas from Bangladesh across the border to Delhi and give them EWS flats and other facilities made for the people of Delhi. On the other hand, there is the Aam Aadmi Party government of Delhi which is making every effort to ensure that the Rohingyas do not get the rights of the people of Delhi.
Atishi further said,
Today the Education Department of Delhi Government has passed a strict order that no Rohingya should get admission in government schools of Delhi. We will not allow the rights of the people of Delhi to be taken away.
However, Puri had said that no Rohingya has been given a house in Delhi. It was also said by the Union Home Ministry that the issue of deporting Rohingya was taken up with the ‘concerned country’ i.e. Bangladesh.
AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal also wrote on Twitter, ‘Under no circumstances will we allow BJP to settle Rohingyas in Delhi. Under no circumstances will we allow BJP to give the flats, employment and facilities of Delhi’s poor to the Rohingyas.
Delhi Municipal Corporation launches campaign to identify migrant children
Last week, Delhi Municipal Corporation had ordered a campaign to identify illegal Bangladeshi migrant children in schools. Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) Deputy Commissioner BP Bhardwaj has issued instructions to the Director of Education Department in this regard. The Deputy Commissioner has instructed the Health Department not to prepare birth certificates for Bangladeshi migrant children. Also, the Assistant Commissioner of all zones has been asked to demolish any illegal construction done by Bangladeshi immigrants. Action taken report has been sought by 31st December.
Order of MCD Deputy Commissioner
Recently, Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena had also issued an order related to this to the Chief Secretary and Police Commissioner of Delhi. In this, orders were given to identify Bangladeshi immigrants living illegally and take action against them. Since then, Delhi Police has been running operations in the slums, footpaths and illegal colonies of Delhi.
However, experts say that it is not right to give schools the task of identifying illegal immigrants.
Former Education Director YP Purang says, ‘According to the RTE Act, no child can be denied admission in school. How can a school detect fake Aadhaar cards which are very common these days? It should be the job of the police to identify illegal immigrants. No child can be denied admission till class 8.
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