Tarigami urges MoE to revisit proposal of affiliating schools in J&K with CBSE

Srinagar, Jun 13: CPI (M) leader Mohamamd Yousuf Tarigami voiced deep concern over the reports regarding the Ministry of Education’s (MoE) planning to affiliate all schools of Jammu and Kashmir with CBSE.
The move will do away with the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) that since its inception has been playing an exemplary role in prescribing syllabus and conducting exams in an honest and transparent manner, Tarigami said in a statement.
The JKBOSE has also played a crucial role in elevating the standard of education and taking it to next level over the last several decades in the region, Tarigami said, adding that even during the tough times in the Valley, the JKBOSE weathered through the storm.
“The schools in Jammu and Kashmir are free to affiliate themselves with CBSE after following the due procedures, and there are over 200 schools with such affiliation. The JKBOSE will cease to function in case MoE affiliates all schools with CBSE. The move will result in hundreds of job losses in Jammu and Kashmir,” he said.
CPI (M) urged upon MoE to revisit its proposal of affiliating all the schools with CBSE. (KNO)