The Uttarakhand Public School, in Sector 56, Noida, reopened as the Noida Authority released a letter on Wednesday giving permission to revoke the seal order after receiving requests from the parents and guardians of the students.
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Vandana Tripathi, Officer on Special Duty, Noida Authority, issued an order letter to open the school's seal. The school management has already deposited a sum of Rs 4 crore 19 lakhs in the account of the Noida Authority. The school management also wrote a letter to the Chief Executive Officer, Ritu Maheshwari, and requested her to allow the school to run again.
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Parents and guardians of the Uttarakhand Public School expressed gratitude to the CEO. They also expressed special gratitude to Manoj Kataria, president of the Parents Association, for supporting them and the DDRWA for their help in raising the issue, as they saved the future of thousands of students.
The Uttarakhand Public School was sealed on April 24, as it owes Rs 15 crore to the Noida Authority. The school got the plot in 1991. After 2009, no money was given in instalments to the authority on behalf of the school. The Noida Authority repeatedly sent out alerts to the school, yet there was no reply.
