Supreme Court directs registry to list PIL on rights of students with disabilities to an appropriate bench



The PIL has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking protection and enforcement of the fundamental right to equality and right to life of students with disabilities with regard to the conduct of online classes and examinations by educational institutions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The post Supreme Court directs registry to list PIL on rights of students with disabilities to an appropriate bench appeared first on India Legal.

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