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TGJK offers suggestions to Dir Edu Adjustment of surplus masters 2/9/2015 12:42:09 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 8: To adjust the surplus Masters of Jammu district and to address the grievances of teachers' community, Teachers Guild Jammu and Kashmir (TGJK) offered suggestions to the concerned authorities to control the consternation and incongruity. In this connection, an urgent meeting of Teachers Guild was held here under the Chairmanship of its State President Nasir Ahmed Qurashi. The members of the Central Core Committee, RTI Cell and Legal Cell of Teachers Guild were present in the meeting. Besides Advocate Anil Sharma, Advocate Neeraj Magotra and Advocate Mohd. Farooq Faraz Qurashi, the Legal Advisors of the Teachers Guild was also present in the meeting as special invitees. In the meeting, the detailed deliberations were held on the issue for adjustment of surplus Masters of Jammu district and presented some suggestions to the higher authorities. The members of Legal Cell and RTI Cell of Teachers Guild informed the participants that there are 430-450 surplus Masters of Jammu district who are waiting for their adjustment orders. The members of both the cells informed that the number of surplus Masters may vary, as the data has been collected by the RTI Cell, Legal Cell and other own resources of Teachers Guild.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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