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 Guardians messaged letters to the government of Punjab along with shares on Facebook and Twitter regarding the price of textbooks.

The parents are concerned because their pupils are going to be compelled to buy expensive textbooks for the coming year due to the fact that there doesn't seem to be an organisation tasked with managing rates. A number have written letters to the Punjab State Educational Administration, while other parents are using social networking sites to raise their worries.

Harjot Singh Bains himself, who actually served as the minister in charge of education, formed an investigation group a year ago to cope with the parents' grievances regarding privatised educational institutions expenses as well as allegations. Numerous observations confirmed the parents' belief in their own deception.

Families whose children go to a renowned private educational institution in Amritsar, such as Naresh Duggal, are upset by the fact that the assignment group hasn't accomplished anything this academic year. The parents wouldn't have spent a lot of money on textbooks; they should have thought an idea would have been accomplished earlier.

While on social media platforms, a few parents express their frustration regarding the amount of more costly textbooks indicated by private educational institutions now compared to the ones recommended by government institutions. As a result of this, the majority of parents spend plenty of cash on ebooks.

Some questions have already been voiced regarding how privately owned educational institutions, booksellers, and editors are collaborating together in order to impose costs on families even more. A study was recently submitted to the chief secretary of Punjab along with the state's Punjab and the High Court of Haryana. Both parents desire government agencies to get involved in and regulate the selling price of textbooks to ensure the situation is transparent and retailers will compete with fairness.

Administrators, consisting of the minister of education Bains along with higher education administrator Kamal Kishor Yadav, did not respond to any of my queries regarding the assignment panel from a year ago. A government official who declined to be identified stated that in the current year, absolutely nothing was executed in order to keep private educational institutions textbooks as well as dress prices downward.