A decade of unwavering commitment to protecting student rights, challenging illegal fee hikes, and ensuring educational institutions serve students—not profit margins.
Many representations starting in late 2022 and early 2023 directly cited coercive tactics like name strikes and confining students to the library as primary reasons for seeking immediate government intervention.
The 16th August 2021 DoE order is a critical win, officially identifying a surplus of over ₹22 Crores, which directly supports profiteering claims and proves financial mismanagement.
This timeline proves that the association attempted to resolve issues through every administrative channel (DoE, DCPCR, Secretary of Education) before escalating to protests.
Parents Association for Welfare and Justice officially registered as a society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860.
Decisive restriction issued by DoE limiting the school's power to demand bulk unapproved fees.
High Court issued further warnings protecting educational rights of students.
Systemic audit findings presented directly to the Chief Minister of Delhi.
Formation of UPV with press conference, massive dharnas and protests at Jantar Mantar.
High Court issued order prohibiting school from discriminating against students due to fee disputes.
Significant peaceful assembly against Library Arrests and illegal student removals.
DoE rejected 2023-24 fee hike and officially directed refund of ₹12.75 Crores in excess fees.
National Commission for Protection of Child Rights issued official notice regarding violations of RTE and JJ Acts. Children were being confined in school library over fee disputes.
Widespread coverage by Times of India, NDTV, Times Now, and Hindustan Times on parental protests.
Critical DoE order rejecting 2019-20 fee hike. Official audit identified surplus of over ₹22 Crores, proving unjustified fee profiteering.
Urgent intervention request following school's issuance of Strike Off notices threatening illegal removal of students.
This timeline represents years of collective action, legal battles, and unwavering commitment to protecting student rights. Join us in ensuring education remains accessible and just for all.