Maharashtra mulling ban on mobiles in colleges

July 07, 2013 13:24

The Maharashtra government has sought views of principals and teachers on a proposal seeking a ban on using camera mobile phones in colleges and university campuses across the state to prevent 'cyber crimes'.

The joint director of higher education had sought views of college heads and teachers on this proposal in a letter sent in May.

The proposal also involves mandatory installation of jammers and decoders in campuses of educational institutions, Mumbai University sources said.

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