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Regularise contract lecturers: AISF
The AISF leader reminded the TRS leaders that the teachers and lecturers played a crucial role in the Telangana Statehood agitation and the sacrifices made by them should not be forgotten. Even after two years of coming to power, the Chief Minister could not provide a job to one individual in the family, the promise he made while electioneering in 2014. Expressing solidarity, he gave an assurance
Nizamabad: Members belonging to the All India Students Federation (AISF) demanded the regularisation of the services of contract lecturers in government junior and degree colleges and enhancement of their pay scales.Addressing the contract lecturers who are on a dharna at the Collectorate in the town on Wednesday for the past seven days, AISF secretary Raghuram said that the government should resolve the issues of the lecturers at the earliest.
Raghuram said that the lecturers put in lot of services stretching to more than two decades, but, unfortunately, their services have not been regularised.Coming down heavily on the TRS government for going back on its promise of regularising the services of lecturers at the time of elections in 2014, he said that the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao was not at all interested in improving the educational system in the State.
The AISF leader reminded the TRS leaders that the teachers and lecturers played a crucial role in the Telangana Statehood agitation and the sacrifices made by them should not be forgotten. Even after two years of coming to power, the Chief Minister could not provide a job to one individual in the family, the promise he made while electioneering in 2014. Expressing solidarity, he gave an assurance to the teachers that the AISF would stand by them in their hour of need.
