Jalandhar, December 11
Computer teachers held a protest demonstration in the district ahead of their huge protest rally against the government to protest against the non-addressal of their long-pending demands here today.
The Computer Teachers Union members said even after three to eight years since they started working, they never got their salaries on time. Their two years' increment had been left unaccounted for by the government. They said the newly appointed teachers had not even received the basic benefits. They said civil services rules were blatantly being ignored in their case and that was the cause of their ire against the government.
They said the services of the computer teachers should be regularised and all valid allowances and increments of the 7,000 computer teachers should be given to them.
There is a call for 7,000 computer teachers and their families from across the state to hold a protest on December 14.
Computer teachers held a protest demonstration in the district ahead of their huge protest rally against the government to protest against the non-addressal of their long-pending demands here today.
The Computer Teachers Union members said even after three to eight years since they started working, they never got their salaries on time. Their two years' increment had been left unaccounted for by the government. They said the newly appointed teachers had not even received the basic benefits. They said civil services rules were blatantly being ignored in their case and that was the cause of their ire against the government.
They said the services of the computer teachers should be regularised and all valid allowances and increments of the 7,000 computer teachers should be given to them.
There is a call for 7,000 computer teachers and their families from across the state to hold a protest on December 14.
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