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Families who do not send their children to government financed schools should not be required to pay taxes that supports universal education. To what extent do you agree .

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Families who have their kids not going to government financed institutes shouldn't be paying taxes that help universal
education
. I completely disagree with the same.
This
 essay will
further
 give elaborate reasoning to my decision.
Firstly
, in India schools are tiered according to the amount of wealth a family has. It's a conscious choice a family makes of sending their children to a specific school and not out of compulsion. Choosing schools is not an option for the masses, because of which there are nationally aided schools where the populations goes in terms of receiving
education
. These are run by the tax money India generates and accumulates over every
year which
Accept comma addition
year, which
 helps get the country educated.
Secondly
, 67% of India is still uneducated due to financial problems that it's going through. Paying tax money is a nationwide mandate and should be followed, actively and the ruling body should keep strict checks as well. If the required money is not received it affects the
education
 on will acquire and trickles down to a chained effect of illiteracy.
However
, if paid on time and in correct manner we can always grow as not only a developing economy but
also
 a developing educationally driven country.
Bringin
Suggestion
Bring in
this
 essay to a close
i
refers to the speaker or writer
I
 would disagree
of
Suggestion
about
 letting go of parent's who send their children to a privatised school for
education
 and
instead
 push them to pay taxes resulting into a better world to live in for the educated and non-educated keeping the future in mind.
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