Jaiswals of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India

Tanishq Jaiswal, a student of St. Paul’s High School, was told to remove himself from the school.  It took a meeting with Hyderabad Collector Mukesh Kumar Meena, who intervened and directed the school management not to disturb the boy’s study and let him continue in the school.

It appears that St. Paul High School Principal and management was concerned about Tanishq Jaiswal's diabetes and the insulin medication.  So, instead of evaluating this concern and working out a solution, the brilliant people of St. Paul's High School decided to show the door to a student.  Very impressive indeed.  

Mr. Meena called the boy’s parents — Neeraj Jaiswal and Vaishali Jaiswal — and St. Paul’s Principal Bro. Sudhakar Reddy, to sort out the controversy arising out of the Principal’s insistence on issuing a Transfer Certificate to Tanishq. 

Thanks to the collector for putting some tablets of common sense into the minds of management of St. Paul's High School, Hyderguda, Hyderabad. 

It seems that the Collector told the Principal Brother Sudhakar Reddy that the question of Tanishq Jaiswal's removal from school did not arise. He also asked the Principal Brother Sudhakar Reddy not to put any conditions on the parents regarding furnishing of a written undertaking.   Hmmm, Bro. Sudhakar Reddy, why not ask the parents to furnish a written undertaking from Supreme Court of India? 

“However, it is better that an adult should administer the insulin injection instead of the child taking himself,” Mr. Mukesh Kumar Meena told the parents. He gave them four days time to make arrangements to administer the injection themselves or someone else to do it on their behalf.