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‘Costing an opportunity’: High Court slams Telangana over colleges holding student certificates as ‘collateral’ for fee reimbursement
['Rahul V Pisharody', 'Rahul V Pisharody Is Assistant Editor With The Indian Express Online', 'Has Been Reporting For Ie On Various News Developments Telangana Since He Is Currently Reporting On Legal Matters The Telangana High Court.', 'Rahul Started His Career As A Journalist In With The New Indian Express', 'Worked In Different Roles At The Hyderabad Bureau For Over Years. As Deputy Metro Editor', 'He Was In Charge Of The Hyderabad Bureau Of The Newspaper', 'Coordinated With The Team Of City Reporters', 'District Correspondents', 'Other Centres', 'Internet Desk For Over Three Years.']
The Indian Express
“What are the steps that are put in place to ensure or to ascertain that institutions are following that circular?
The court also observed that a sanction of a certain amount is currently pending with the state Finance Department (respondent No.2).
The court gave two weeks to the Finance Department to respond, noting that it has not yet filed a counter-affidavit.
The PIL also sought the establishment of a time-bound, effective system to resolve disputes regarding delayed or unpaid funds for both students and institutions.
The PIL also sought directions for proactive online disclosure of fund distribution and pending claims, sanctioned lists, and Government Orders (GOs) under the Right to Information Act.