Teacher appointment opposed in GH

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TURA: The appointment of a non-tribal candidate in the post of a Science Teacher at New Model Secondary School at Chokchokia in West Garo Hills has been opposed by two organisations from the region, who term the appointment as unfair and in violation of the quota system.
In a joint complaint issued to the DSEO in Tura on Monday, the FKJGP and the GSMC, both from Rajabala opposed the appointment of Nurruddin Sheikh into the post, claiming that the appointment lacked transparency on several aspects.
“The age of the candidate (Nuruddin Sheikh) is doubtful. The appointment also violates the quota system and the same has hurt the sentiments of the local people of the area as deserving local candidates have been deprived of an opportunity,” the organisations stated.
Interestingly, the organisations claimed that the local Garo candidates were rejected the appointment on the flimsy ground that they never approached the authorities after submitting their applications.
“This is really shocking’” they said.
The organisations have warned that they would have no other option but to resort to agitation if their demand was unheeded.

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