Summary
- The Delhi High Court has imposed ₹2 lakh costs on parents for providing a false date of birth to secure their child's school admission.
- In the case of Master Aarav Giri through Guardian Vs St Columba’s School and Another, Justice Vikas Mahajan emphasized that a child should not suffer due to their parents' actions.
- The ruling underscores the court's stance on protecting children's rights in educational matters.
- This decision may set a precedent for similar cases involving misrepresentation in school admissions.
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