Archive · 9 Jan 2026
FIR Filed Against Bengaluru School for Fraudulent Admissions
A mother in Bengaluru paid a school Rs 26,000 to admit her daughter, but the school didn't have the right permissions.
When she asked to see the documents, the school didn't show them.
She complained to the education officers, but nothing happened.
Later, the police filed a case against the school for cheating.
The school has been told to stop admissions and remove their boards.
The mother is worried her daughter's education is at risk.
P Indu paid Rs 26,000 to Euro School for her daughter's admission, but the school lacked government approvals.
School authorities allegedly refused to show permission documents until after payment.
Indu filed complaints with education officers, but no action was taken initially.
DDPI reviewed the complaint and directed the police to file an FIR against the school.
Euro School has been ordered to withhold admissions and remove external boards due to lack of permissions.
- Who
- P Indu, a parent from Gunjur, Bengaluru
- What
- FIR filed against Euro School for fraudulent admissions and lack of government approvals
- When
- Complaint filed on November 8, FIR registered by Bengaluru police
- Where
- Euro School, Gunjur Road, Bengaluru
- Why
- School allegedly collected admission fees without required permissions and failed to produce documents
- Complainant
- P Indu, 35, resident of Gunjur
- School
- Euro School, Gunjur Road, Bengaluru
- Fees Paid
- Rs 26,000 (Rs 1,000 application fee + Rs 25,000 admission fee)
- Charges Filed
- Sections 33 of Karnataka Education Act and 318(4) of BNS
- Authorities Involved
- Sarjapur Police, Block Education Officer (BEO), Deputy Director of Public Instruction (DDPI)
- School Status
- No permission to operate, admissions withheld, boards removed
