The Delhi High Court upheld an interim order allowing a student from an economically weaker section to be admitted to a private school, despite the school’s objections. The court emphasized the importance of ensuring the student’s academic year is not disrupted and that the child does not suffer irreparable harm. The student had applied for admission under the EWS category, not seeking a transfer from their current school. The court also initiated a police investigation into claims that the school had turned away the family seeking admission multiple times. Overall, the court prioritized the student’s well-being and access to education in this case.
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