The Corporation has taken possession of the 30 cent of land where the school was constructed and the lease period already ended last year.
The management, following a dispute approached a court, which had asked the secretary, Municipal Administration to pass appropriate order in this regard.
The secretary had passed the order asking the Corporation to take control of the land, following which the possession was taken over by it last evening.
As they squatted on the middle of the road, secretary and police officials arrived at the spot and convinced the agitators.
When the school management requested the secretary to allow the school to function during this academic year, the official reportedly asked the management to give the requisition in writing so that it can be put forward to the authorities for consideration, they said.
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