The Bombay High Court, located in Mumbai, has issued a stay on notices from various zilla parishads that required students from special schools for the physically disabled to be transferred to regular educational institutions. This ruling came after a petition from Namdevrao Mohol Vidya and Krida Pratishthan, a Pune-based educational trust operating a special school, which challenged the notices issued following a directive from Maharashtra's Divyang Welfare Department. The directive aimed to promote inclusive education under the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, but raised concerns among parents and educators about the potential difficulties for students lacking specialized support. The court noted that such transfers could be counterproductive without a clear implementation plan and emphasized the necessity of considering the wishes of parents. Additionally, the court ordered the state government to renew the licenses of special schools, including the trust's school, and scheduled a follow-up hearing for June 17.