chandigarh in three days several parents have complaint against nearly 25 private schools of chandigarh for prescribing more subjects that allowed by the union ministry of human resource and development as well as nonncert books for the ongoing academic sessionas per the district education officers deo last circular issued in 2018 there is a cap of subjects to be taught in classes i and ii and also no homework can be given in these children however this order was not being followed the parents have allegedsources in the ut education department have confirmed receiving multiple complaints in this reagard copy of some of the complaints is with toia bare perusal of the attached list of subjectsbooks prescribed by the school reveals stress on excessive subjects and nonncert textbooks a school cannot be allowed to violate the law just because it is an institution rather it should also be dealt with like an ordinary lawbreaker to send out the right message in the public one of the complaints against a sector 44based school readin november 2018 the mhrd had issued directives to all states and union territories stating schools should not prescribe any other subjects except languages and mathematics for classes i and ii and language evs and mathematics for classes iiiv students as prescribed by the ncertas per parents complaints additional subjects like computerstechnology arts craft moral science and general knowledge were introduced in early classes even at kindergarten level in some cases many parents have individually complained and we are scanning other schools as well we will file more complaints in the coming days said nitin goyal president of the chandigarh parents association