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Bench recuses from hearing plea

| Friday | 21st September, 2018

A Bench of Chief Justice Rajendra Menon and Justice V. Kameswar Rao transferred the matter to another Bench, and listed it for hearing on September 26. The public interest litigation has been filed by the Government School Teachers’ Association through advocate Kamlesh Kumar Mishra. A Delhi High Court Bench on Thursday recused from hearing a plea seeking a stay on a State government’s circular that asked city schools to collect Aadhaar and voter ID details of students and their family members. In the circular, the government asked all schools to collect Aadhaar and voter ID details of the students and their family members. The plea said that such exercise will be an unnecessary burden on the students, teachers and the entire education machinery, and the collection and subsequent digitisation of documents will cause a huge financial burden on the government exchequer.

more-in A Delhi High Court Bench on Thursday recused from hearing a plea seeking a stay on a State government’s circular that asked city schools to collect Aadhaar and voter ID details of students and their family members. A Bench of Chief Justice Rajendra Menon and Justice V. Kameswar Rao transferred the matter to another Bench, and listed it for hearing on September 26. The public interest litigation has been filed by the Government School Teachers’ Association through advocate Kamlesh Kumar Mishra. The association has challenged the Directorate of Education’s September 11 circular. In the circular, the government asked all schools to collect Aadhaar and voter ID details of the students and their family members. The association requested the court to issue a direction that data, if any, already collected by the schools in Delhi be destroyed immediately. The plea said that such exercise will be an unnecessary burden on the students, teachers and the entire education machinery, and the collection and subsequent digitisation of documents will cause a huge financial burden on the government exchequer.

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