To The Hon’ble Chief Minister Government of Haryana Chandigarh
Subject: Request for Recognition of Schools under the Right to Education (RTE) Act to Promote Inclusive and Quality Education
Respected Sir,
We humbly appeal to the Government of Haryana to grant timely recognition to schools under the provisions of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009. This step is essential to ensure that every child in the state, regardless of their economic or social background, receives quality education in a safe and inclusive environment.
The recognition of schools under the RTE Act is not only a legal mandate but a moral responsibility towards our future generations. It guarantees that schools meet the minimum standards related to infrastructure, qualified teachers, inclusive practices, and child safety. Such recognition promotes:
•Equity and access for underprivileged children, especially from economically weaker sections (EWS) and disadvantaged groups.
•Quality education through adherence to prescribed norms, thereby raising academic and developmental outcomes.
•Accountability and transparency in private and unrecognized institutions, protecting the interests of parents and students alike.
•Inclusive growth, especially for children with disabilities, by ensuring appropriate infrastructure and support.
This move will strengthen the public’s faith in the education system and contribute significantly to the socio-economic development of Haryana by improving literacy, reducing dropout rates, and empowering communities.
We request the esteemed government to take this initiative forward with urgency and compassion, thereby reinforcing Haryana’s commitment to inclusive, equitable, and quality education for all.
Thank you for your continued efforts toward the betterment of education in our state.
With sincere regards, Simran gupta
@cmohry@NayabSainiBJP@MAHIPALDHANDA1@PMOIndia@narendramodi
Sir please look into this matter… it is very serious matter for india’s future sir… children are india’s future sir… and gving education is not the crime sir
Thousands of teachers are losing jobs. Lakhs of students are being deprived of education. Why are unrecognised schools being shut in Haryana? We’re not illegal—we're educating India’s future! We demand recognition under the RTE Act.
@NayabSainiBJP@MAHIPALDHANDA1@EduMinOfIndia@dpradhanbjp@PMOIndia
#RightToEducation #SaveOurSchools
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Please Listen to this Haryana government
Enough is Enough!
Shutting down unrecognised schools in Haryana is a direct attack on the education of thousands of underprivileged children! These students don’t “fit” into your overcrowded, understaffed government schools. You’ve failed to build an inclusive system — now you’re punishing the schools that tried to fill the gap?
What about the teachers who will lose their livelihoods? What about the students who will be pushed out of the system entirely?
We demand recognition under the RTE Act! Support these schools, don't destroy them. Education is a RIGHT, not a privilege for the few!
#SaveOurSchools #HaryanaEducationCrisis #RTEforAll #RightToEducation #StudentsDeserveBetter #StopSchoolClosures #SupportTeachers #EducationForAll @NayabSainiBJP@MAHIPALDHANDA1@PMOIndia@narendramodi@dpradhanbjp
The Haryana government's decision to shut down unrecognised schools is deeply unjust and harmful. Thousands of students are being displaced from learning environments where they feel safe and supported—only to be forced into overcrowded government schools that can't accommodate their needs. What about the future of these children? What about the thousands of teachers now facing unemployment?
Instead of closing doors, the government must act responsibly—grant recognition to these schools under the RTE Act and ensure quality education for all.
#SaveOurSchools #RightToEducation #RecogniseDontDestroy #EducationForAll #StopSchoolClosures #HaryanaEducationCrisis
Thousands of children’s futures are at risk.
The Haryana government has issued notices to shut down non-recognised private schools, leaving students and teachers in fear and uncertainty.
These schools have been nurturing dreams where government schools are absent or under-equipped. For many poor and rural families, they are the only source of education.
Why punish the students instead of supporting the schools to meet recognition norms?
Education is not a privilege—it’s a right. Don’t shut the doors to learning.
Raise your voice before their futures are silenced.
#SaveOurSchool
#RightToEducation
#SupportPrivateSchools
#HaryanaEducationCrisis
#FutureAtStake
#NoSchoolShutdown
#JusticeForStudents
#StandWithTeachers
#EducationForAll
#LetThemLearn
#RTE2009
#SaveSmallSchools#RTEAct#EducationForAll Why are small schools under the radar when all we are doing is provide quality education at minimal prices to these children who are the future of India? Isn’t quality education be a right to all? Today we question our system!