More than a thousand teachers took to the streets in Bareilly | More than a thousand teachers took to the streets in Bareilly: Protesting against UP government’s decision to attend online, women teachers took out a march on foot – Bareilly News
Teachers and teachers going to submit a memorandum to the Collectorate.
More than a thousand teachers of basic education took to the streets today against the UP government. After teaching work in the school at 3 pm today, a meeting was held in Bareilly in Damodar Swaroop Park under the banner of the Primary Teachers’ Union. In which the Joint Teachers’ Front, District President Naresh
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Teachers and teachers raising slogans at Chowki intersection.
submitted a memorandum at the Collectorate
All the teachers submitted a memorandum in the name of the Chief Minister to the City Magistrate in the DM office at the Collectorate Gate. In which the teachers protested against the order of online attendance. The Education Department implemented the order of online attendance in a hasty and oppressive manner on July 8 instead of July 15. In protest against this, on Thursday, the organization staged a sit-in at the district headquarters on the call of the state leadership and submitted a memorandum.
Teachers gathered at Damodar Park.
Teachers put forward different demands
Teachers demanded that like other departments, basic teachers should also be given 15 CL, 15 half day leaves and 30 EL leaves in the category of casual leave. Secondly, teachers should be given cashless medical leave without premium. Also, transfer and promotion should be done on time. Along with solving the salary discrepancy problem in council schools, clerks and fourth class employees should be appointed in every school.
After teaching work, the teachers joined the protest.
The next demand is that teachers should be freed from non-teaching work. The pay of instructors should be increased. Transfers within the district should be made effective soon. The salary of Shikshamitras who have passed Intermediate should be made Rs. 30,000 and until promotion, the in-charge teachers should be given the pay scale of a Principal. Also, the promotion of teachers should be done soon.
This is included
On this occasion, Minister KC Patel, Women Teachers Association President Rajesh Kumari, National Educational Federation President Priyanka Shukla, United Teachers Association UTA District President Bhanu Pratap Singh, Arvind Chauhan from TET Morcha, Roop Kishore Gangwar from ATETVA, Anuj Veer Gangwar, KP Singh, Harish Babu from UTA, Hemant Kumar, Satyendra Pal Singh, Ankit Raj, Anuj Veer Gangwar from TSCT, SC ST District President Shanti Swaroop, Devendra Pal Singh, Prempal Shikha Agarwal, Shiksha Mitra Sangh’s Kumud Keshav Pandey, Manoj Gangwar, Parikshit Gangwar, Prasun Gangwar, Rajesh Kumar, Komal and others were present.
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