ahmedabad the state government on thursday informed gujarat high court that it has made provision for penalty for those schools that violate rules prohibiting admission of a kid below three years in preprimary section government pleader manisha shah submitted that the government has decided to impose a penalty of rs 1 lakh on the school found breaching the norm first time its registration will be canceled if the institute is found guilty second time of admitting kid below 3 years the government has come out with a resolution to this effect after the high court insisted that the it should place a mechanism in place to stop admission of kids below three years in preprimary section of schools in 2014 the hc asked the government to amend rules of the right to children to free and compulsory education act 2012 rte on thursday the bench of acting chief justice jayant patel and justice nv anjaria questioned the government why it did not amend rules of rte laws and remained content by issuing a government resolution only it once again insisted that it should change rules and make provisions for penalty in legislation only further hearing is now kept on september 21 the court proceeding on this subject is underway in response to a pil filed in 2012 by one kamal pandya who has objected to schools granting admissions to children below three years of age the hc has also admitted his contention that rule 8 of the rte act prohibits such admission