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New Delhi. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the petition next week, in which the new policy of CBSE has been challenged. CBSE has made the study of three languages ​​compulsory for class 9 students. According to this rule, students have to study at least two Indian languages. This new system is going to be implemented from July 1st.

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Senior lawyer Mukul Rohatgi presented the matter before a bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice Vipul M Pancholi on Friday. He told the court that this is an important public interest litigation. This petition has been filed by students, teachers and parents together.

What did the court say?

Advocate Rohatgi argued that making two more languages ​​compulsory in Class 9 will create an atmosphere of chaos among the students. He urged the court to hear the matter on Monday itself. On this the Chief Justice said that next week is the hearing of various cases. The court assured that the case will be listed for hearing next week.

What is the matter?

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CBSE had recently issued a circular. It was said that in the session starting from July 1, students of class 9 will have to study three languages. At least two of these languages ​​should be Indian. The petitioners believe that this sudden decision can create problems for students and schools. Now everyone’s eyes are on the Supreme Court hearing to be held next week.