The Haryana Government College Teachers’ Association (HGCTA) are protesting over there unmet demands.
HGCTA members have decided to halt the functioning of about 158 government colleges and 97 government affiliated colleges across Haryana on Wednesday and go on collective leave on Thursday.
As many 50 teachers had staged a peaceful protest at Panchkula Shiksha Sadan for over four hours on Tuesday.
The HGCTA had presented seven demands in front of the government, including demands for the grant of non-compounded increment on acquiring MPhil or Phd degrees.
According to the UGC norms amendment of the department rural service conditions to clear pending files of award of senior, selection and ‘pay band’ IV cases, issuance of workload letter concerning points Chief Secretary of Higher Education of Haryana, said, that have already been approved in a meeting held by the additional .
There is a increment in the rate of refreshment and daily allowance from Rs 100 to Rs 150 per day, implementation of the CM’s order of making Dr Kuldeep Singh Beniwal (assistant Prof PE) as the deputy director sports and of arrest of criminals who attacked the principals of Government College Trigaon and Government College Bherian.
HGCTA president, Narender Siwach, said:
“Our demands are simple and not outlandish. We do not want a lot of money or any other increment. We only demand that all the schemes and files that have already been approved, be brought into implementation. It is not too much to ask for. As for the arrest of people accused of attacking two teachers, I would say, this kind of behaviour against teachers is gaining strength across India and delay of justice only strengthen the motives of the gangsters. Police should take immediate action.”