Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Mar 21: A meeting of Jammu Kashmir Teachers Forum was held today under the chairmanship of Abdul Qayoom Wani, State chairman and Ganesh Khajuria, State general secretary of the Forum, for threadbare discussion about the issues of teaching community in general and progress made in demand of scrapping of order no.66 dated: 16.02.2017 in particular.
While speaking, Ganesh Khajuria said that Govt order no 66- EDU of 2017 dated: 16.02.2017, has tried to divide the teaching community on the name of the Regular and Distance Mode, which is very unfortunate. The Government has put a question mark on the stature and working of their own universities, he added.
A Q Wani said that the Education Minister has assured to resolve this issues at earliest by scrapping this controversial order.
The meet also expressed regret a section of groups drawing line of division among unadjusted masters on the plea before Govt. that only those should be adjusted who obtained degrees before appointment as teacher.
“These types of selective and self centered small groups should not sabotage the overall cause and unity of all left out Masters in particular and should rise above the personal cases. These groups were either supporting anti teacher policies or remained mute spectators over non- adjustment of these Masters for last 3 years and had never remained a part of struggle for the cause,” the JKTF said.
The meet was addressed by Rajinder Gupta, Gopal Singh, Yograj Slathia, Surat Singh Toofani, Mohd. Iqbal, Darshan Sharma, S Ravinder Singh, Subash Sharma, Kuldeeep Singh, Rajeshwar Sambyal, Surinder Sharma, Vinod Sharma, Shankar Singh, Kuldeep Singh Bandral. Satish Chadha, P D Singh, Gautam Singh, Sham Badyal, Bharat Bhushan, Devinder Chib, Sushil Sharma, Raj Singh, Kuldeep Verma, Jatinder Singh and others.
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