TNN News — What was supposed to be a routine registration for the government’s popular summer day camp quickly turned into chaos this morning, as parents scrambled to secure spots — only to be met with errors, glitches, and, within two minutes, the news that the camp was completely sold out.
The online registration portal was scheduled to go live at 9:30 a.m., but reports indicate the site appeared to be accessible as early as 9:28 a.m., raising questions about whether some users were able to jump the line.
Frustrated parents flooded TNN News with calls, claiming the system was either inaccessible or displayed error messages while they attempted to register. Many voiced concerns about potential unfair practices, alleging that some individuals may have had advance access or inside knowledge that gave them an advantage.
In response, government officials have confirmed they are aware of the technical issues and the growing public concern. While no official statement has been made regarding the early site access or specific causes of the glitches, an internal notification suggested there may have been a premature activation of the registration portal — possibly due to a system scheduling error.
The Government Ministry responsible has acknowledged the situation and assured the public that an investigation is underway. An update is expected soon.
Parents and guardians are urged to stay tuned to TNN News for the latest developments on this breaking story.
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