The Delhi government’s Directorate of Education (DoE) has scrapped the requirement of submitting affidavits and officer-attested documents for grant of recognition to private unaided schools, and ‘essentiality certificates’ to societies and trusts.
The DoE directive comes in the wake of the Delhi government's decision to abolish 200 types of affidavits, required for issuing of various documents like ration cards, income certificate and transport permits, starting December 1.
“On perusal of the existing Act and Rules to regulate private unaided recognised schools, it is found that the requirement for attested documents/affidavits are not from the Delhi School Education Act & Rules, 1973,” a DoE circular issued on Monday said. “Therefore, due to no legal requirement of such documents, it has been decided to replace affidavits with undertakings and attestation by gazetted officer with self-attestation for processing the cases of grant of essentiality certificates to the societies/trusts; approval of scheme of management and recognition/upgradation of private unaided schools,” it added.
The Delhi government has scrapped the requirement of submitting affidavits for grant of recognition to private unaided schools
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