Parents of students attending Sainik School in Champapet, Maruti Nagar, Hyderabad, are expressing strong anger over the school management's actions. This outrage stems from the school's refusal to allow tenth-grade students observing Bhavani Deeksha to attend special classes.
Several tenth-grade students, who had taken the Bhavani Deeksha, arrived at the school to attend special classes but were turned away by the management.
The school explicitly stated that students would only be permitted into classes if they broke their deeksha and wore their uniform. Consequently, the students were forced to miss their special classes.
This incident has caused significant dissatisfaction among the students' parents. They allege that the school management is not respecting the rights of students to practice their religious customs.
Parents are concerned that this decision will impact their children's education, especially since special classes are crucial for tenth-grade students.
The incident has sparked a discussion in Telangana's educational institutions regarding the balance between religious practices and school regulations.