TET teachers’ stages dharna in Kokrajhar
Hundreds of BTAD TET teachers stages with banner, placards to put pressure BTAD administration and Education department of Assam for regularization of job, releases of 15 month's' arrear salaries. Teachers warned to go vigorous movement if their demands are not in earliest manner by September 30 next. TET teachers demanded that 15 month's salaries must be released, regularized jobs, stop illegally appointment of teachers in the schools, make proper engagement so that teachers could not be face any hardship. There around 3000 teachers in BTAD region.
‘Teachers have yet to receive 15-month's salaries dud to negligence of BTAD administration and government. TET teachers be regularized and make healthy integrated in education field in the state’, agitated teachers said.
Aminur Hussain, Secretary of BTAD contractual TET Teacher's Association slammed BTAD education department for not releasing of 15 months’ salaries. He has urged government of Assam and BTAD administration to take stern action while releasing salaries as well regularization of jobs in the region.
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These organisations are apprehensive that the Union government is going to upgrade the BTC as UTC.
Already, they have warned the Union government to abdicate such move.
Several organistions have expressed resentment over the Centre's move to upgrade the Bodo Territorial Council as Union Territorial Council.
According to sources the Centre would soon sign a peace pact with the NDFB .
In the pact upgradation of the BTC as a UTC would likely to take place, sources revealed.
Opposing the move AKRASU, ABAMSU and many other organistaions of the BTAD have warned the Union government to abdicate such decision.
These organisations have also termed the proposal as undemocratic.
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