The education crisis deepens as campaigners uncover over 50 schools in Tamil Nadu operating with fake CBSE affiliations. These institutions misled parents and students by claiming recognition they never had, issuing false promises of board exams and certificates.
Investigations through CBSE SARAS 7.0 and UDISE+ revealed glaring discrepancies: schools listed as βaffiliatedβ had no valid records, while others forged documents to attract admissions. Families invested their savings, only to find their children denied hall tickets and left without legitimate credentials.
This discovery is part of a larger pattern across India β dummy schools, coaching cartels, and private exam companies exploiting loopholes worth thousands of crores demanding accountability from both CBSE HQ and DPI Chennai.
Activists argue that education has been turned into a business, with students treated as commodities. The exposure of 50+ fake schools in Tamil Nadu is not just a local scandal β it is a national betrayal of trust, highlighting systemic corruption and neglect.
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