In an official order, he said, "Private schools can increase fees only after verification of accounts is complete. But some schools are charging excess fees as well as arrears from parents. Some schools are also using threat of non-issuance of admit cards to force parents to pay hiked fees."
"I have received complaints from several distraught parents about this harassment from schools. The education department should ensure that all children receive their admit cards without delay and an action-taken report is sent to me," Sisodia said.
The warning came after several complaints were received by the CBSE about withholding of admit cards by certain schools and in some cases charging of fee for their release.
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