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A Class 12 CBSE student's board exams ended in April, and all fees up to April were paid.

The school is now demanding tuition fees up to June along with separate Improvement/Compartment exam fees, and says the admit card will only be issued after payment.

No classes will be conducted during this period, and the student will receive no academic support or services from the school—only the demand for additional tuition fees.

Is this allowed under CBSE rules? Even if it is legally permitted, is it morally fair?

Has anyone faced a similar situation?

I'm creating a video edit/documentary on the 6 June CJP protest. If you attended and have any HQ videos or clips, please DM me.

All footage owners will be properly credited if their clips are used. Thank you for helping document the movement.

Not posting this to spread hate.

With student deaths, paper leak controversies, massive protests, and huge public outrage affecting lakhs of students, it's hard not to notice the silence from many celebrities, cricketers, and influencers.

Do they have a responsibility to speak up, or is their silence justified?

Before anyone labels me anti-Hindu or pro-Muslim, I want to make it clear that I am a Hindu myself and this is not about supporting one religion over another.

I just feel that too many of us are being encouraged to see each other as enemies. When a Muslim does something wrong, an entire community gets blamed. When Muslims help others or contribute positively, those stories rarely get the same attention.

Meanwhile, ordinary Indians stay divided while politicians benefit from the polarization. Instead of hating each other, we should judge people by their actions and focus on helping one another. A stronger India comes from unity, not suspicion.

create engagement in youtube and share it to cross groups....dont have to credit me...THE MESSAGE IS CLEAR

https://youtu.be/lB\_4AJUShtQ