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Schools reopen in Srinagar, but students missing Last Updated : 19 Aug 2019 01:00:49 PM IST After a gap of 15 days, around 200 school in Srinagar reopened on Monday, but few students showed up. Though teachers were present in most schools, jittery parents avoided sending their children.
"I can't send my children to school. The situation is not conducive and I can't take a risk," said Abdul Aziz, a esident of Maharajpora in Batamaloo.
Except in Kendriya Vidyalayas and the Police Public School in Bemina, there was minimal attendance in schools elsewhere in the city. The government said that restrictions on movement were being further eased for the convenience of the people.Jammu & Kashmir: Schools re-open in RAJOURI district today. pic.twitter.com/l0bnshkDUi
— ANI (@ANI) August 19, 2019
The city administration yesterday announced reopening of schools, after the Centre on August 5 abrogated Article 370 of the Constitution, that accorded a special status to Jammu and Kashmir.
A senior state official yesterday said: "We have decided to open schools in Srinagar and other areas tomorrow. We are confident that return of children to classrooms is necessary, because their education has suffered heavily in the past 13 days. We will organise extra classes in schools so that the students are able to cover their course on time."
Despite the prevailing uncertainty in the state, most Kashmiris do not want the education of their children to suffer.
"We cannot afford to have generations of uneducated Kashmiris. we have suffered long enough to realise that whatever happens to us, the future of our children must be protected at all cost," said Muzaffar Ahmed from Srinagar city.IANS New Delhi For Latest Updates Please-
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