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No move to shift HPS principal, says Education Minister
By Our Special Correspondent
HYDERABAD, MARCH 30. The School Education Minister, Mr. K.
Srihari, told the Assembly on Friday that the principal of the
Hyderabad Public School (HPS), Begumpet, Maj. Gen. K.N. Sardhana,
will not be shifted.
Responding to the issue raised by Mr. Asaduddin Owaisi (MIM), the
Minister also said the Board of Governors meeting, which was
scheduled today, had been postponed.
Mr. Owaisi, who is also an alumnus of the HPS, in a special
mention, said it was after a long gap and turbulent period that
an efficient person had taken over as the principal. But, a
section of the Board of Governors was out to remove him. Students
boycott classes
Earlier in the day, students boycotted classes denouncing the
move.
According to a statement issued by the HPS Teachers and Staff
Union, the students, holding placards in support of the
principal, wanted to know why the Board of Governors were so
eager to remove him despite his good track record. The principal
is said to have initiated several steps that had set right the
system in the school, apart from winning the hearts of both the
students and the staff.
Interestingly, hundreds of parents also gathered at the school to
lend their support to the principal as the news trickled in that
the Board of Governors were meeting on Friday to take a final
decision on the issue. ``This is an indication of the popularity
of the principal and how everybody wants him to continue,''
pointed out a teacher.
According to teachers, the scheduled meeting of the Board of
Governors was cancelled. The Minister for School Education, Mr.
K. Srihari, had assured to look into the matter when the MIM MLA,
Mr. Asaduddin Owaisi raised the ongoing controversy in the
Assembly. However, teachers fear that the Board of Governors
might adopt some other methods to remove the principal and
appealed to the Government to ensure that the principal was
allowed to continue in his office.
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