The Delhi government has announced a sweeping plan to regulate coaching institutes across the city, driven by recent student complaints and a tragic incident in Rajinder Nagar. This move comes as a response to the growing concerns about inadequate infrastructure, arbitrary fees, and unsafe conditions faced by UPSC aspirants.
On Wednesday, Delhi Education minister Atishi visited the site of the Rajinder Nagar tragedy, where a recent safety lapse had caused considerable distress among students. Addressing the students directly, Atishi vowed that the government would take all necessary actions to ensure their safety.
“We will not let students’ safety be compromised,” she asserted during her visit. “Strict action will be taken against all responsible officers, senior or junior, as soon as the investigation is completed; no one will be spared.”
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