Wednesday, December 11, 2024
spot_img

SSA teachers raise pending salary issue with PM

Date:

Share post:

spot_img
spot_img

Tura, July 5: After repeated demands to the State Government to get their five month long pending salaries released failed to make an impact, SSA School Teachers from Garo Hills under the aegis of the All Garo Hills SSA School Teachers’ Association, central body (AGHSSASTA-CB) on Tuesday reached out to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to seek his intervention on the matter.

The SSA teachers are yet to be paid their salaries since January this year despite serving repeated memorandums to the government as well as meeting state representatives and education officials.

“The five months pending salaries are a part of the previous PAB 2021-22 and needs to be released before the new PAB 2022-23 is released to the state by the centre. Due to the delay in the release of salaries from the current PAB, the release of the new PAB 2022-23 is also being delayed. We are facing untold sufferings due to the non release of the new PAB,” the teachers said, in their memorandum to Modi.

Pointing out that the cost of living has gone up coupled with GST and other duties, the teachers made an appeal to the Prime Minister to look into the matter and ensure the release of their five months’ pending salaries.

 

spot_img
spot_img

Related articles

NESO-KSU observes Black Day against CAA

Shillong, Dec 11: Black flags were put up in the city on Wednesday, particularly at Khyndai Lad, Motphran...

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...