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Allen Kashmir misleads public

‘Branches claimed in hoardings at Naseem Bagh, Rajbagh doesn’t exit’

INS Correspondent by INS Correspondent
December 3, 2024
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Srinagar, Dec 03: Multiple complaints have been received against an institute—Allen Kashmir, as the students, who have been visiting Naseem Bagh and Rajbagh localities as mentioned in the hoardings, are finding no such institute in the area.

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Sources privy to the development told INS that the Allen Kashmir has placed a hoarding in Shopian, which mentions that the institute has its branches in Naseem Bagh and Rajbagh areas.

However, contrary to the claims, no such branch exists in Naseem Bagh, thereby leaving the aspiring students to lurch.

In this regard, an e-mail has been sent from the management of Crescent Public School, Naseem Bagh, Srinagar, to Allen management, which reads that “We would like to bring to your attention that our Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Allen for the Naseem Bagh Center, Srinagar hosted at Crescent Public School, concluded on March 31, 2024. However, despite the agreement’s termination, our campus is still being displayed as an active Allen Center on your website and Google Maps.”

“This misrepresentation is causing confusion, particularly during the current admission season, as prospective students and parents continue to visit our premises following the directions available online. We value the professional relationship we have shared and believe this matter can be resolved promptly. Therefore, we request that you remove Crescent Public School’s campus location as your center from both your website and Google Maps at the earliest. Kindly confirm once the necessary updates have been made.”

“We trust that you will address this matter swiftly and ensure it does not lead to further inconvenience. Thank you for your immediate attention to this issue,” it added.

While talking to Allen Kashmir management, they stated that their branch exists in Hazratbal locality, which is no different from Naseem Bagh.

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It is notable to mention here that the institute has used the pictures of some other locations on its official website.

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