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Education Row; 'Centre Playing With 6 Lakh Students' Future' | Delhi Govt. Slams BJP | BTH Show
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July 5, 2022
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16:59Now PlayingOn Beyond The Headline tonight with Sharlene Lobo, join us and catch Furqan Qamar, Former Advisor (Education), Planning Commission of India discuss the Delhi VS Centre political crossfire over education as the future of 6 lakh students is on the line. In-Depth analysis on Education: The Political Football and How Lack Of Stability Impacts Education!
The Centre is playing with the future of 6 Lakh students by repeatedly transferring senior officers of higher and technical education departments of Delhi government, said Deputy CM Manish Sisodia in a statement. "By illegally snatching the services department from the Delhi government, the Centre has tried to obstruct its works in every way possible, he further added while slamming the BJP led central government. Meanwhile, the Delhi government has laid the foundation of a new India by spending about 25% of the state budget on quality of education.
"This blame game has been going on within Delhi govt and Centre, which needs to be resolved at the earliest, keeping politics away": Furqan Qamar, Former Advisor (Education), Planning Commission of India, says in conversation with Sharlene Lobo. Tune in to find out more on today's episode of Beyond The Headline!
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