College teachers hold protest outside GNDU demand revised pay The Tribune India

  • | Saturday | 27th February, 2021

Tribune News ServiceAmritsar February 26A joint rally was organised outside Guru Nanak Dev University by the Punjab and Chandigarh College Teachers' Union Guru Nanak Dev University Teachers' Association and government teachers here on Friday. Hundreds of teachers from Amritsar Tarn Taran Pathankot Gurdaspur Kapurthala and Jalandhar came out in solidarity and in protest against the non-implementation of their long-standing demands regarding revised pay scales. Dr Lakhwinder Singh Kang president Guru Nanak Dev University Teachers' Association criticised the government for the issue of D Link questioning the motive behind the move. Dr Baljinder Singh Tohra head of the Punjab Government Teachers' Association said vacant places in the government colleges of Punjab had not been filled for many years. “Posts of teachers have been lying vacant in government colleges for years damaging the education process and affecting the lives of students as well as unemployed qualified teachers” he demanded.

Tribune News Service Amritsar February 26 A joint rally was organised outside Guru Nanak Dev University by the Punjab and Chandigarh College Teachers Union Guru Nanak Dev University Teachers Association and government teachers here on Friday. Hundreds of teachers from Amritsar Tarn Taran Pathankot Gurdaspur Kapurthala and Jalandhar came out in solidarity and in protest against the non-implementation of their long-standing demands regarding revised pay scales. Dr HS Kingra head of the Punjab Federation of University and College Teachers Organisation said recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission had been implemented in the entire country except Punjab and Himachal. Dr Lakhwinder Singh Kang president Guru Nanak Dev University Teachers Association criticised the government for the issue of D Link questioning the motive behind the move. He said in the country colleges and universities were evaluated according to the UGC guidelines then what was the need for a separate process for teachers in Punjab. Dr Baljinder Singh Tohra head of the Punjab Government Teachers Association said vacant places in the government colleges of Punjab had not been filled for many years. “Posts of teachers have been lying vacant in government colleges for years damaging the education process and affecting the lives of students as well as unemployed qualified teachers” he demanded.

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