"Whoever has not got admission will have to register their names in all three zones of the education department. Nobody will be deprived of education," he said.
The Chief Minister said he is not in favour of granting permission for setting up additional institutes on the claim that admissions are not available.
Replying to a demand made by a few institutes to start additional classes, Parsekar said, "I don't want to increase the liability of the state. Though I am not here on permanent basis, the state needs to function properly."
"If need be, we will permit the new institution. I am monitoring the situation weekly," he said.
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