A group of parents created a ruckus at the FIITJEE Coaching Center located in Noida Sector-62 on Wednesday evening. They allege that after the sudden closure of the institute, the center operator has run away with their fees. Parents had paid huge amounts for the coaching of their children and more than a thousand students were studying in FIITJEE Noida Centre. According to students and parents, the coaching institute had taken two years' fees in advance.
The news is that this institute has been closed overnight. The parents said that they were not given any information and the classes of the students in the institute have been closed. After this, a large number of parents created a ruckus outside the coaching institute against the operator and gave a written complaint at the Sector-62 post. After the complaint, the local police has started investigation. The parents have demanded action against the institute and strict punishment.
According to the parents present outside the coaching centre, they are now facing financial loss and are also worried about their children's education. Due to the closure of the institute, there is a big crisis in the education of the students taking coaching here. According to sources, a parent has claimed that he has recently paid a fee of Rs 4 lakh. Also, a teacher said that the staff has not received salary for several months.
However, according to police station in-charge Amit Kumar, the coaching center has not been closed. This matter is the result of competition between two coaching institutes. After getting higher salaries from other coaching institutes, the teachers left the center en masse. His teacher has shifted him to some other coaching centre. Because of this this problem has occurred. The coaching center has not been closed. He told that he has been called for talks.
Similar incidents have also been reported in other cities like Pune, where two FIIT JEE coaching centers were suddenly closed, leaving more than 300 students midway in their exam preparation. A FIITJEE coaching center in Rajnagar district center suddenly closed down, leaving more than 800 engineering aspirants in trouble ahead of the exam. However, such incidents should be banned because it is more like playing with the future of children than causing economic loss.
