Sandeep Singh
In a recent legal development, a group of students found themselves subject to a unique set of conditions after being ordered for release on bail. . In this article, we will delve into the details of the case and explore each condition imposed on the students.
The Background
The case revolves around a group of students who were ordered to be released on bail. However, their release came with a set of conditions that go beyond the ordinary scope of bail conditions. Let’s examine these conditions one by one.
Condition (a) – Bond Execution
The first condition requires all petitioners to appear before the Head Master of the Montfort Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School, Yercaud, and execute a bond for a sum of Rs.1000/-. This condition aims to ensure their commitment to the school.
Condition (b) – Classroom Maintenance
The second condition involves the students actively participating in the upkeep of the school. They are tasked with cleaning and maintaining classrooms, including blackboards, tables, benches, and the floor for a week. This not only serves as a form of community service but also instills a sense of responsibility.
Condition (c) – Library Time and Note Preparation
Under this condition, the students are required to spend time in the school library and e-library. During their time there, they are expected to prepare handwritten notes, not less than four pages each, on three specific topics:
(i) Non-violation from excerpts of Mahatma Gandhi.
(ii) Educational schemes promoted by the former Chief Minister Mr. K. Kamraj.
(iii) Dream and vision of Dr. Abdul Kalam.
This condition encourages academic engagement and knowledge acquisition.
Condition (d) – Publication of Articles
Once the students have prepared articles on the specified topics, they are to submit them to the School Principal. The Principal is then directed to host these articles on the school website for one year. This step promotes transparency and knowledge sharing within the school community.
Condition (e) – Prohibition of Plagiarism
To uphold academic integrity, the students are prohibited from using cut-and-paste methods from Google or other sources. This condition emphasizes the importance of originality and authentic research.
Condition (f) – Financial Contribution
Each of the petitioners is required to deposit a sum of Rs.2,000/- into the school’s account (Montfort Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School, Yercaud) on or before 10.10.2023. This financial contribution helps support the school’s initiatives.
Condition (g) – Reporting Compliance
Finally, the School Principal is tasked with reporting the compliance of the above-stated conditions to the Court in proper legal language. This ensures that all conditions are met and the students are fulfilling their obligations.
FAQs
Can these conditions be considered a form of community service?
Yes, the conditions involving classroom maintenance and article preparation can be seen as a form of community service.
What is the significance of the financial contribution condition?
The financial contribution condition helps support the school’s initiatives and may serve as a form of restitution.
How long will the articles prepared by the students be hosted on the school’s website?
The articles are to be hosted on the school website for one year.
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