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MP HC Directs Indore School Associations to Not Charge Penal Rent from Any Teacher/Employee - (05 Oct 2020)

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Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed Private School Association, Indore, Association of Unaided Schools, Indore and the Daly College (Indore) not to charge damage or penal rent from any teacher/employee or family members and they shall not be evicted from their School/Hostel/Residential premises.

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