He asked for Advocate Abhinav Chandrachud, appearing for the petitioner, to give a permanent suggestion.
“We are sceptical this position will remain. It (the situation of toilets) will change within a month, and then things will go back to the way they were,” the Court said.
Chandrachud was of the view that Parent Teacher Associations should be involved in issues related to girl children in schools for long lasting remedies.
The Bench, however, deemed it fit to involve the Maharashtra District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) for supervising the conditions.
“What we propose to do is, direct all DLSAs to place surprise inspection in 15 such schools in each district falling within the principal seat and place their report before us. We will start with districts (11 districts in all) within the jurisdiction of principal seat,” CJ Datta ordered.
He posted the matter for consideration in the week after August 15.
Source: Barandbench
