Shas­tri Boodan

Schools op­er­at­ed by the Sanatan Dhar­ma Ma­ha Sab­ha (SDMS) are will­ing to take in mi­grant chil­dren come Sep­tem­ber. This word comes from Di­nesh Ram­bal­ly, the Ch­agua­nas West MP and ex­ec­u­tive mem­ber of the SDMS.

Ram­bal­ly spoke with Guardian Me­dia fol­low­ing his ad­dress at In­di­an Ar­rival Day cel­e­bra­tions which took place at the NCIC Na­gar on Thurs­day.

Ram­bal­ly said “ The Board of Ed­u­ca­tion and the ex­ec­u­tive of the SDMS al­ways had un­der con­sid­er­a­tion whether or not they could ac­cept mi­grant chil­dren in their school. What has hap­pened is that we are al­ways un­der de­mand.

There is a huge de­mand for chil­dren to get in­to spaces which we do not have, and that con­tin­ues to be a prob­lem. That is why we fight, clam­our and strug­gle to get our schools up­grad­ed and our in­com­plete schools com­plet­ed so we can have space.“ 

He said once the space be­comes avail­able the SDMS would con­sid­er al­low­ing mi­grant chil­dren in­to their sys­tem.