Nagaon teachers-employees staged 'Jail Bharo Karmasuchi
More than hundreds teachers and teaching employees of Nagaon District today staged ‘Jail Bharo Karmasuchi’ at Sadar Police Station, Nagaon against the brutal police behavior on agitating teachers last Monday at Dispur, Guwahati. The program was organized under the banner of Teachers-Employees Joint Forum of Nagaon District Committee. The agitation was lead by teachers-employees forum president Sagar Suvendu. Later, they had given memorandum to local police station demanding immediate release of teachers without any condition attached. They also alleged that the MLAs involved in the incident should be held responsible for this act against humanity. Their demands include removal of the magistrate on duty under whose jurisdiction the teachers were treated as street dogs and despite of making peaceful demonstration, they were ill-behaved.
The agitating teachers and staffs raised slogan against Education Minister's in-capabilities too and their wrath words were against Chief Minister that if teachers is subjected like this, then what lesson will our student learn. Further, they outlined that if their demands turn out to be on deaf-ear then the state-wide larger agitation will begin soon and the sole responsibilities will be on the government itself !
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