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"We have instructed the school to withdraw the letter demanding 2 lakh from the parents," Kancheepuram chief educational officer Angelo Irudayasamy told TOI. "He described the letter as "unwarranted". "We will soon seek a written explanation from the management. CHENNAI: At least 100 parents staged a demonstration on the campus of Srimathi Sundaravalli Memorial School on Friday after the institution sent them a letter to demand that they pay a 'caution deposit' of 2 lakh each.The school responded by saying it would either shut down or hand over administration to another agency at the earliest. The school, with campuses in Chromepet and Perungalathur, has nearly 4,000 students on its rolls.On July 18, the school sent a letter to the parents (a copy of which is available with TOI ), stating that spiralling costs had made it extremely difficult to administer the institution.After Friday's protest, officials of the school education department arrived on the two campuses and held talks with the parents and management.
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