Bombay Excessive Court docket has posted the matter for listening to at eight.30 am on Tuesday.
Nagpur:
Simply forward of the JEE Principal examination scheduled for Tuesday morning, the Nagpur bench of the Bombay Excessive Court docket will take up for pressing listening to a plea filed by a citizen in search of its postponement for college students
residing in flood-hit elements of Maharashtra’s Vidarbha area.
The examination is scheduled to start out at 9 am and the courtroom has posted the matter for listening to at eight.30 am on Tuesday.
The Excessive Court docket, by itself movement, took up the matter for listening to on Monday night when it was delivered to its discover a letter despatched by Nitesh Bawankar, a resident of Bhandara.
In its letter, Mr Bawankar highlighted the issues being confronted by college students showing for JEE-Principal examination and residing in flood-hit areas ofNagpur, Amravati, Akola, Chandrapur, Gondiaand Gadchiroli districts.
Resulting from floods, college students from these areas will discover it troublesome to seem for the JEE-Principal examination, he stated.
A division bench of Justices R Okay Deshpande and Pushpa Ganediwala requested the respondents, the Maharashtra authorities, the Centre and the Nationwide Testing Company, to contemplate suspending the examination for college students residing in flood- affected areas.
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