Following the deaths of UPSC aspirants due to waterlogging in Delhi, the Delhi government has announced plans to bring in a law regulating coaching centres. The government has also initiated action against illegal encroachments and operations of coaching centres, including those operating in basements and libraries.
Following the deaths of three IAS aspirants at a coaching centre in Delhi, independent MP Pappu Yadav has called for a law regulating coaching centres, alleging exploitation and negligence. He claims 10-12 students are missing and demanded an investigation into the incident. Other coaching centre owners echo concerns about safety and regulations.
AIADMK MP Thambi Durai has blamed coaching centres for the ongoing NEET controversy, calling it unnecessary and stating that scandals have occurred. He also called for a thorough investigation into the issue, highlighting the pressure it places on students. The issue was discussed in an all-party meeting convened by the government ahead of the Parliament’s Monsoon Session.
