Delhi hc news: The Delhi High Court, while hearing a PIL, has issued a notice to the Central Government, National Examination Agency and UGC on Friday. In the PIL filed in the Delhi High Court, it has been demanded that women should be exempted from fees for examinations conducted by central autonomous institutions like IIT, AIIMS.

Central government order mentioned in Delhi High Court

In fact, this PIL has been filed in the Delhi High Court by a social worker named Mona Arya. In the petition filed in the Delhi High Court, he says that an office memorandum was issued by the Central Government’s gradual and training department on 3 August 2010. In which women were instructed to give exemption from fees for any examination or interview. But according to the RTI, it has been revealed from the information that many central agencies are still charging examination fees from women, which clearly violates this order.

Millions of women of the country will get opportunities

In the petition filed in Delhi High Court, petitioner Mona Arya said that if this government order is fully implemented, then it can emerge as a new opportunity for millions of women of the country. Especially those women who are very weak financially, who do not get family support, will be able to move towards higher education without worrying about fees.

Violation of the fundamental rights of the constitution

In the petition filed in the Delhi High Court, the petitioner has also said that Article 15 (3) of the Constitution allows the government to make special provisions for women and children. In such a situation, not implementing this order is a violation of women’s rights to education. However, while hearing the case, the Delhi High Court has issued a notice to the concerned parties. In such a situation, it will be very important to see that after the notice issued by the Delhi High Court, all the agencies including the central government file their reply.

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