fact that a disabled child has the right to pursue free education and at the same time, the specific contention raised in the statement filed by the 3rd respondent to the effect that on account of the behavioural pattern of the petitioner's son his continuance in the school would pose threat to the lives of his fellow students this Court passed an order on 21.06.2013 directing the Superintendent of Medical College Hospital, Kottayam to constitute a medical board to examine the son of the petitioner Jossy Devasia, and in turn, directing the petitioner to produce his son Jossy Devasia before the Superintendent of Medical College Hospital, Kottayam along with the treatment records. A report regarding the likelihood of danger to the fellow students of the petitioner son on account of his alleged peculiar behavioural pattern was directed to be furnished after proper examination and study of his behavioural pattern. Pursuant to the same, a board was duly constituted and based on the suggestions of the board the son of the petitioner was admitted in the hospital in Ward No.4 with Inpatient No.053515, on 20.09.2013 for a period of 9 days. The members of the medical board closely watched the behavioural pattern of the petitioner's son Jossy Devasia and I.Q. assessment revealed I.Q of 47 indicating mild mental retardation. Upon further examination the medical board arrived at the final impression that the son of the petitioner is having Down Syndrome, mild mental retardation and
