Supreme Court has ruled that Right to Education Act mandating 25 per cent seats reserved for the economically disadvantaged in all schools will not apply to aided or unaided minority institutions. Five member Constitutional Bench headed by Chief Justice RM Lodha said that Article 21 (A) does not alter the basic structure of the Constitution. Federation of Public Schools, a conglomerate of over 350 private unaided schools, had argued that the law violated their right to run the schools sans government interference.
– T Satisan
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