Nursery admissions in Delhi will have to wait till Monday as the Supreme Court sought the list of the parents who have moved it and the high court for seeking admission under the transfer category.
An apex court bench of Justice H.L. Dattu, Justice M.Y. Eqbal and Justice S.A. Bobde said that any relief to students under the transfer category would be available only to those who have knocked on the door of the high court and the apex court.
The Delhi government, while responding in the negative to the court's query on whether it could increase five to six seats in each school to accommodate the applicants under the transfer category, said it can earmark some seats under this category for children and admissions would be subject to verification of their transfer claim.
An apex court bench of Justice H.L. Dattu, Justice M.Y. Eqbal and Justice S.A. Bobde said that any relief to students under the transfer category would be available only to those who have knocked on the door of the high court and the apex court.
The Delhi government, while responding in the negative to the court's query on whether it could increase five to six seats in each school to accommodate the applicants under the transfer category, said it can earmark some seats under this category for children and admissions would be subject to verification of their transfer claim.
