Upma Narang, wife of dentist Pankaj Narang who was brutally killed by a group of people, has requested Delhi government to get her 7-year-old son admitted to a private school as her family has decided to shift from Vikaspuri to Kirti Nagar.
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has asked the Education Department to look into the request for admission in Sprindales Schools (Kirti Nagar) or any other good school in the vicinity for continuation of education Narang's son.
In a letter to Sisodia, who also holds education portfolio, Narang's wife has requested him to help in getting her son Aadit Narang admitted to Springdales School in Kirti Nagar and his help would go a long way in rehabilitating her family and allow continued education for her son.
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"As you would know, my husband Dr Pankaj Narang was brutally murdered by a mob on the night of March 23, leaving behind me, my mother-in-law (72-year-old) and my 7-year-old son, Aadit Narang.
"The fateful incident has distressed us to the core. We are feeling very unsafe in our current home and have decided to move to Kirti Nagar inhabited by some our relatives. Henceforth, I need to get my child admitted to a school in Kirti Nagar," she said in the letter.
"After trauma, it is very difficult for my child also to trust unknown people. I will, therefore, need him to go to a nearby school where I can take the responsibility of dropping and picking him"
Sisodia said "it is the responsibility of the government to help her to get out of this fateful trauma and live her life in a peaceful manner, therefore, it is desired Education Department may look into the request for admission of her son either in Springdales School, Kirti Nagar or any other good school in the vicinity for continuation of his education."
Last month, 40-year-old Pankaj Narang was beaten to death by a group of around 12 persons following a dispute in west Delhi's Vikaspuri area. Police have apprehended 10 people including four juveniles in connection with the murder.
