Overview
- The Delhi High Court criticized DPS Dwarka for confining students to the library and denying them access to classes and amenities over unpaid fees.
- An inspection report led by the District Magistrate confirmed discriminatory treatment, including restricted canteen access and limited social interaction for affected students.
- The court ordered the school to cease such practices immediately, restore students' access to education and facilities, and ensure no further harassment occurs.
- The Directorate of Education has issued a show-cause notice to the school and is considering derecognition as a penalty for its actions.
- The next court hearing is scheduled for May 5, with authorities directed to conduct regular inspections to ensure compliance with the court's orders.