The Yuva Sena chief said schools can't be allowed to have a free run when it comes to increase fees.
"After the Yuva Sena held a protest at Universal High School, Dahisar over the expulsion of 70 students, the school has decided to re-admit all the students," Thackeray tweeted.
He said the students were expelled after their parents protested arbitrary hike in fees by the school management.
"Such whimsical schools can't be given free run," he said.
"Even though the school will re-admit the expelled students, I hope the government brings in a law to rein in such practices (like random fee hike) by schools," he stated.
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