HYDERABAD, April 15 The parents of students of a private school have criticised the school administration for imposing unrealistically high tuition fees, and appealed to the district administration and the Sindh education ministry to order an investigation into the school affairs and expulsion of the children of protesting parents.

Arif Chohan, Razzaq Soomro and other members of the Royal Cambridge Parents Association told a news conference that the school management was fleecing the parents of students on different pretexts and regularly increasing tuition fees at will. —Bureau

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