Right to education
praveenshukla
(Querist) 23 July 2015
This query is : Resolved
Respected experts
i just brief out my quarry here:
Rehabilitation Council of India a statutory body under ministry of social justice and empowerment, govt of india regulates the training program in the field of disability. RCI conducted bridge course in 2006 and 2008 for some diploma holders in Prosthetic and Orthotic to make them at par with the degree level.As degree was not available in india 20 year back ,RCI started the said bridge course to upgrade the registered members to degree level. around 300 people benefited with this initiative bur approximately 150 candidates left to avail this one time facility as RCI Discontinued the bridge course from 2008 due to some court case which questioned the legality of bridge course. but the case was disposed off in the high court.on pursuance by the left out diploma students and their national level association RCI once again given permission to start the bridge course in 2013 but withdraw as some degree students didn't want to run this course.on further persual RCI again given the permission to start the said bridge course in april 2015 but again withdraw with a ground that lateral entry is available now to get into the course. this lateral entry has been introduced in 2010 itself and students did their diploma before 2010 ,having experience of around 15-20 years are being denied of their rights at par with their senior who actually did the same bridge course. even this lateral entry is not materialise because the affiliating university didn't amend its act to make this provision of lateral entry. so students don't have another choice but to go for a court case against the rehabilitation council of india. because it is not their fault as degree was not available at that time and they are involved in teaching to degree students are on other responsible posts since decades. please suggest the scope of litigation and its results,how can we proceed ? we need a well experienced lawyer to deal our case.
regards !
praveen shukla
P. Venu
(Expert) 24 July 2015
The information furnished does not suggest a cause of action.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 24 July 2015
Taking steps through administration / Approaching politicians may fetch better results.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 31 July 2015
If the aggrieved people have taken a legal course through court, wait for the outcome because the matter is between an organisation's constitutional validity about the course in question and to be decided by court alone since the so called affected have already approached court.
