Ministry of Education will not appeal, schools and madrassas are closed

News desk:  Due to severe heat wave, the High Court has ordered to close the teaching of primary and secondary schools and madrasas till next Thursday (May 2). Education Minister Mahibul Hasan Chowdhury Naufel said to appeal to the High Court against this order, but in the end, the Ministry of Education said that the appeal will not be made because the High Court is closed. As a result, schools and madrassas are closed according to the instructions of the High Court.

Information and public relations officer of the Ministry of Education on Tuesday (April 30) at noon. Abul Khair said this.

This official of the Ministry of Education told the media, 'No copy of the court order has come yet. And in this situation there is no opportunity to appeal. Because the High Court is closed. However, he said that the decision on whether the educational institution will be open or closed on Thursday will be announced later.

Earlier, the Education Minister had said on Monday (April 29) that an appeal would be filed against the court's order. While speaking at an event in Agargaon in the capital, he said, 'Why do you have to bring the court's instructions on the Ministry of Education in everything? Constitutionally, it is recommended to fulfill one's duty.'

The High Court bench consisting of Justice KM Kamrul Quader and Justice Khizir Hayat gave this order on Monday. In the order, the court said that the classes in the educational institutions which have air conditioning (AC) in the classrooms will continue as usual. If any institution has fixed examination day then examination will be conducted as per schedule.

 

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