Wednesday, December 11, 2024
spot_img

SSA teachers move CM for salary release

Date:

Share post:

spot_img
spot_img

TURA, June 14: Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) teachers from Garo Hills under the banner of the All Garo Hills SSA School Teachers Association (AGHSSASTA) have submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister Conrad Sangma urging him to look into the release of their four months pending salaries.
In their memorandum submitted through the West Garo Hills Deputy Commissioner, the teachers reminded that they had been without salary since February this year.
“We have submitted various memorandums repeatedly and also met concerned officials and ministers including Education Minister Lahkmen Rymbui urging him to solve the irregularities in salary payment. However, all our efforts have come to no avail,” the teachers said, even as they requested Sangma to personally look into the matter.
Pointing out that the non-release of their salaries have resulted in financial difficulties in their families with regard to payment of children school’s fees, college admission fees besides others, the teachers gave the government until June 22 adding, failure to comply could compel them to launch a stronger agitation.
It may be mentioned that the teachers are demanding that all four months’ pending salaries are cleared at once.

spot_img
spot_img

Related articles

Two-member UNHCR team meets Rohingyas in Jammu

Jammu, Dec 11: Officials said here on Wednesday that a two-member team of the United Nations High Commissioner...

B’luru man kills self over Rs 3 cr divorce settlement demand; body for harassed men to move SC

Bengaluru, Dec 11: Following the death of an automobile company executive from Uttar Pradesh in Bengaluru allegedly over...

73 pc of e-commerce, tech startups planning workforce expansion in India

Bengaluru, Dec 11: About 73 per cent of the e-commerce and tech startups are planning workforce expansion, signalling...

Women now own 20.5 pc of MSMEs in India, startups surge in tier 2 and 3 cities

New Delhi, Dec 11: Women now own 20.5 per cent of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in...