I'm reproducing my FB post and solicit members responses who appeared
for the exam


Let me share my experience with you all,others do share we will write
collectively to the CBSE/UGC/HRD Ministry. friends from the media
fraternity are humbly requested to cover widely.

1.      The UGC and the CBSE have outrightly overlooked the writer
guidelines issued by the government of India for conducting exams for
persons with disabilities. Instead of verifying candidate-own scribe’s
document on the date of examination, The CBSE imposed extra burden and
asked blind candidates’ to take permission one day prior to the exam.
Now one could easily apply one’s common sense to comprehend the
discrimination. When the all non-disabled aspirants were busy doing
last-minute preparation, blind candidates struggled from pillar to
post in reaching the different centres for availing  permission to use
writers. Most of them who are very poor, were forced to incur extra
money unnecessairily Courtesy the CBSE.
2.      My examination centre was in Bosco Public School Pashchim Vihar
Delhi. And to my disappointment, CBSE officials didn’t give writer-fee
to my scribe. They contended that the CBSE would only provide writer
fee to those scribes who were arranged by the schools. I argued that
when authorities had verified the documents provided by my scribe and
he fulfilled the criteria recquired for writing the exam; why this
different treatment meted to him? The CBSE representative again
telephoned to the head office and was informed that the CBSE
formulated the policy where scribes braught by the candidates would be
provided no remuneration. I ask why this discrimination? If need
arises I’m determined to go to the Court against the UGC and the CBSE.
We’ve faced enough humiliation. Its no more be tolerated. I urge other
candidates to share their experiences,we will collate, compile, then
correspond with the UGC, CBSE and the HRD Ministry.


-- 
Avinash Shahi
Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU



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