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RET forum protests in Kupwara, seek streamline of SSA salary

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April 25, 2018
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RET forum protests in Kupwara, seek streamline of SSA salary
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Kupwara: Rehbar  taleem teachers today held a protest demonstration here in kupwara, marched from main town kupwara to DDC complex kupwara, seek streamline of sarva  shiksha Abhiyan salary and release on monthly bases.
Dozens of teachers along their state vice president pervaiz Iqbal and Mushtaq Ahmad district president kupwara marched from main town kupwara to DDC complex holding placards, demanding fullfillment of their demands.
Protesting teachers raised slogans, seek government attention and concerned hounrable  minister Altaf bukhari.
“Mehbooba Sarkaar hossh mai aawo”, “Altaf Bukhari Hossh mai Aawo”, “We want justice”,type of slogans protesting teachers raised while protest March through main market  to DDC Complex kupwara.
Reports suggest that dozens of schools across district  kupwara are locked today, as teachers have hit the streets today against their demands.
Protesting teachers assembled in DDC complex, to produce a memorandum before DDC Kupwara and CEO kupwara.
“Our salary is pending since last three months, our families suffer teacher get heavy burden of money owing to others”, Pervaiz Iqbal state vice president told.
Our demands are genuine and we seek government attention at the earliest, Iqbal told.
“Adding that, our forum is preparing for state wide protested against fullfillment of demands, since our appointments never our salary was released in time bound”.
Govt must pay attention towards Rehbar taleem teachers, if this time govt turned deaf ears to our demands, govt must be ready for stern aggetation across valley, Iqbal added.
Mushtaq Ahmad district president told that, govt must fullfill our demands on priority bases, we are teachers we don’t want to hit streets.
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