More than 1,300 computer teachers working outsourced in the Education Department have not yet received their salaries for the month of November, hence the teachers are worried.
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More than 1,300 computer teachers working outsourced in the Education Department have not yet received their salaries for the month of November, hence the teachers are worried. Teachers allege that on one hand the state government is celebrating two years, while computer teachers are finding it difficult to run their families without salary. Teachers say that computer education was started in the state in the year 1998 and 2001. Even after almost 25 years, teachers across the state have never received their salaries on time. Teachers say that after the change of power, Chief Minister Thakur Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu had announced to fulfill the demands of the teachers in the state level felicitation ceremony organized by computer teachers in Hamirpur, but even after 2 years no action has been taken on the demands of the teachers. Not noticed.
Himachal Pradesh Computer Teachers Association President Rakesh Kumar Sharma, General Secretary Sushma Thakur, Senior Vice President Rajesh Patial and Narendra Gupta, Finance Secretary Virendra Sharma, Vice President Vishal Sharma, Ravi Dutt Sharma, Chief Advisor Dinesh and all the district heads have demanded from the state government. That’s a fixed date every monthThe salaries of computer teachers should be released and the case pending in the court for a long time should be resolved at the earliest. Teachers have urged the Congress government to fulfill the promise made before the assembly elections
