A 33-year-old man was mowed down by a Blueline bus near the Dilshad Garden Metro station in northeast Delhi morning. The deceased, identified as Man Singh, was riding his motorcycle when the speeding bus hit him from behind, killing him instantly. While the driver of the Blueline flee the spot, the helper was beaten up by locals who also damaged the bus.

Singh was returning to his residence in old Seelampur from Vivek Vihar after dropping his five-year-old daughter, Chinki, to school around 8.30am. The bus, plying from Mori Gate to Seemapuri, was impounded and a case of death caused by rash and negligent driving has been registered. The body of the deceased has been sent for postmortem. Singh is survived by his wife, three sons and daughter.

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The Central Information Commission (CIC) has ordered a Delhi school to disclose the answer sheets of a Class IX student who had failed in his annual paper this year i.e. 2007-2008.

Moshin, a student studying in class IX of Government Boys Senior Secondary School in Dilshad Garden (East Delhi), failed in three of the six subjects in his annual exams.

“It was unbelievable that he failed in his class promotion examinations. My nephew had said he had done well. He was not even given his report card,” said Arif, the boy’s uncle.

On April 1, Mohsin filed an RTI application requesting the school to disclose to him the marks obtained in all six subjects.

“I also wanted to know that even if I failed, why was I denied a report card,” said Mohsin.

He also sought information on the pass percentage of Class IX and the rules for granting grace marks along with details of students who were given the same.

The school did not respond but, after one month and eight days, it finally agreed to provide the information on the order of the commission.

An RTI application requesting the disclosure of marks in all six subjects was filed by him. He also sough the details of teachers who had carried out the evaluation process of the answer sheets, the pass percentage of Class IX and the rules for granting marks.

In reply to the RTI application, the CIC also asked the school to disclose the answer sheets of all his classmates.

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