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Prove allegations against student unions in Mancherial
United Students Organisation Joint Action Committee (JAC) leaders criticised private schools’ managements for making false allegations on students’ organisations.
Mancherial: United Students Organisation Joint Action Committee (JAC) leaders criticised private schools' managements for making false allegations on students' organisations.
Speaking at a press meet at R&B guest house in Mancherial on Thursday, the JAC leaders alleged that private schools' managements have made education as business and looting money from innocent students and parents.
Pointing out that the private schools are selling books, uniforms and stationery in the schools, the leaders demanded the school managements to prove their allegations made against them. If not they have to face serious consequences, the JAC leaders warned.
JAC leaders Tota Rajesh, Chippakurthi Rajesh, Jummidi Gopal, Gotti Surender, Chippakurthi Devendar and others were present.
