Published: March
30, 2012 |
Last Updated: 30 March 2012 7:19 PM
More than 500 teachers from nearby districts including
Udaipur conducted a mass rally and demonstrated outside the Collector’s office
today morning demanding various claims including a proper job chart,
considerable salary and denounced the recruitment policy of computer teachers
serving in Government schools of Udaipur region.
The rally was led under the banner of Rajasthan Computer Teachers
Association, Udaipur Branch.
According to computer teachers, they are given jobs through
private companies who take the contract as per ICT program and pay Rs. 1800 to Rs. 2500 per month to teachers and this not in accordance with the
norms. Moreover, the salaries are also not paid on time.
Dileep Nagda, Regional President of Computer Teachers Association
said, “There is no specific job chart due to which the teachers are often been
asked to do other works which do not fall under their expertise.” They demanded
to get specific job proposal that must mention their job profile and work.
The rally started from Town Hall and concluded at the Collector’s
office where they presented a memorandum to the Collector in the name of
Rajasthan Chief Minister, Ashok Gehlot.
According to the information provided, nearly 4500 computer
teachers have stopped working from March 19, 2012 but no serious positive step
has been taken by the State Government yet.
Dilip also informed, “This Job Boycott will continue till our
demands are not fulfilled, we are giving services from past 12 years but we are
still not permanent staff in the education sector. Though government is
investing in education sector but at the same time it is exploiting computer
teaching staff and thus overlooking the orders of High Court.”
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