After months of struggle, Pakistani girl to get admission in Delhi school

The Delhi government on Monday chose to "unwind" its rules and grant affirmation in its school to Madhu, a Pakistani migrant young lady, who has been attempting to secure confirmation because of absence of required documents. The choice comes after Union External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj observed the reports of Madhu's battle to secure affirmation and raised the issue with Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

As indicated by 16-year-old Madhu, she had come to India with her mother, siblings, her uncle and cousins two years back after they fled religious mistreatment in Pakistan's Punjab area. In the wake of making rounds of Delhi government, co-ed senior optional school in Sanjay Colony where powers declined to enlist her in ninth standard as she doesn't have the fundamental records required to finish the conventions. The transient young lady likewise composed to Kejriwal looking for mediation.

Affirming the solicitation for her confirmation, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said that because of particular conditions, the young girl is not possessing any school leaving authentication or date of birth declaration. She needs to ponder and on compassionate grounds it is my considered supposition that we have to walk additional mile to accomodate her.

To oblige Madhu's solicitation, the legislature can consider relaxing whatever guidelines and directions, in the event that they come in method for her joining the school Sisodia. In like manner admission to Madhu may instantly be given at any of our administration schools situated in Sanjay Colony, Bhati Mines, Fatehpur Beri, and New Delhi. She would likewise be given fundamental books and uniform and would be encouraged whatever is required for the young girl to concentrate on in the school.