Bathinda, December 22
Members of the Unaided Staff (aided-schools) Front held a protest by beating drum in the ward of the Chief Parliamentary Secretary (CPS) Sarup Chand Singla today. President of the Bathinda unit, Gurvinder Gill, said in this chilling winter, the association does not want their agitation to die.
The association has named their campaign Lok Jagao, Aided School Bachao.
He said similar protests will be held at all the wards in the city telling people about the backtracking of the Punjab government over the promises made at the time of election. Association members will also distribute pamphlets against the government.
Leader Chandrakanta said the Chief Minister, does not have time to meet the representatives of these unions that have been putting up genuine demands.
“When the CM does not have time to hear the demands of the agitating unions, from where would he have time to listen to the woes of a common man,” she said.
She said similar protest marchs will be carried out in front of every SAD leader’s house at every ward to awaken the general public about working of the state government.
The agitating teachers demanded that the government should regularise them as per the directions of the Punjab and Haryana High Court or else it would have to face 10 lakh students and staff members of the unaided schools’ union.
Members of the Unaided Staff (aided-schools) Front held a protest by beating drum in the ward of the Chief Parliamentary Secretary (CPS) Sarup Chand Singla today. President of the Bathinda unit, Gurvinder Gill, said in this chilling winter, the association does not want their agitation to die.
The association has named their campaign Lok Jagao, Aided School Bachao.
He said similar protests will be held at all the wards in the city telling people about the backtracking of the Punjab government over the promises made at the time of election. Association members will also distribute pamphlets against the government.
Leader Chandrakanta said the Chief Minister, does not have time to meet the representatives of these unions that have been putting up genuine demands.
“When the CM does not have time to hear the demands of the agitating unions, from where would he have time to listen to the woes of a common man,” she said.
She said similar protest marchs will be carried out in front of every SAD leader’s house at every ward to awaken the general public about working of the state government.
The agitating teachers demanded that the government should regularise them as per the directions of the Punjab and Haryana High Court or else it would have to face 10 lakh students and staff members of the unaided schools’ union.
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