Meghalaya SSA teachers on warpath, initiate indefinite stir
First Published: 15th July, 2022 19:48 IST
The All Meghalaya SSA Teachers Association today started its indefinite sit-in demonstration at the parking lot near the Additional Secretariat in Shillong. The protest came after the state government’s failure
The All Meghalaya SSA Teachers Association today started its indefinite sit-in demonstration at the parking lot near the Additional Secretariat in Shillong.
The protest came after the state government’s failure to comply with their demands for the release of their pending salaries for 5 months and arrears for 8 months of the 2016 to 2017 fiscal.
It may be mentioned here that the teachers body had earlier announced that it will hold an indefinite agitation if the state government fails to comply with the demands within July 12.
Speaking to media, the president of All Garo Hills SSA School Teachers Association said that they had not received their salaries for 5 months and requested the Chief Minister to look into the matter and release their pending salaries.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Meghalaya: ‘Political parties should have mutual respect’: Kyrmen Shylla
23rd April 2024
Live Tripura: 5 Rohingyas including 2 minors arrested in Unakoti district
23rd April 2024
Live Arunachal Pradesh: Indian Army’s ‘Operation Sadbhavana’ implemented at Vibrant Village Tuting
23rd April 2024
Live Watch: Malaysian military choppers collide mid-air, 10 dead
23rd April 2024
WE RECOMMEND
Meghalaya: ‘Political parties should have mutual respect’: Kyrmen Shylla
Kyrmen Shylla further emphasized that the political parties and politicians should not fool the people by making false promises which cannot be fulfilled.
23rd April 2024
Meghalaya: 2 minors who had gone to a fair, gang-raped in South West Garo Hills
The men gang-raped the 2 minors in two separate incidents at the fair. Three FIRs have been registered at the Ampati Police Station.
22nd April 2024
Lok Sabha elections: BSF Meghalaya ensures peaceful polls
As per estimated voter turnout data, Meghalaya recorded around 74.38 percent turnout. The voting concluded at 6 pm in 102 Lok Sabha constituencies.
20th April 2024
Lok Sabha Polls- Meghalaya: High voter turnout encourages candidates
Till 3 PM, the voting percentage in the Tura Lok Sabha seat was recorded at 63%
19th April 2024
Polling for 15 of the 25 Lok Sabha seats in Northeast underway, 96 candidates in fray
As many as 35 candidates are in the fray in Assam, 10 each in Manipur and Meghalaya, 14 each in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, 6 in Mizoram 4 in Tripura and 3 in Nagaland.
19th April 2024