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ReT Forum demands release of SSA salary 8/31/2014 11:11:17 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Aug 31: A monthly meeting of All J&K ReT Teachers Forum today held at Exhibition Ground Jammu under the chairmanship of its State President Vinod Sharma and Provincial President Rajesh Singh Jamwal. The meeting was attended by all the State apex and executive body members besides Distt. Presidents. While speaking on the occasion, Sharma highlighted the genuine and burning issues relating to ReT Teachers. He said that regularized ReT Teachers under SSA are without salary for the last 6 to 8 months in different districts. They are facing a lot of problems due to non-release of funds under SSA. He said that their deputation has recently met even with HRD Minister and minister to PMO at New Delhi in this regard but still the problem is unresolved. He also demanded the release of pay arrears of regularized converted Education Volunteers for last one year. He said that these teachers have been regularized after 10 years of service as General Line Teachers but their salaries are pending for last 1 year. Provincial president Rajesh Jamwal demanded the release of salaries of regularized ReTs (female) under Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyala (KGBV) scheme who are without salary for last more than two years.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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