Like our Facebook Page

news details

Public miseries increase as teachers, Patwaris continue strike 6/8/2018 11:22:24 PM Ashwani Sharma Early times report Udhampur, June 8: The pen down strike of Patwar Association here has entered 26th day today demanding a hike in salaries and some other issues whereas the ReT teachers are demanding release of their salaries and are too on strike for that. Both these strikes have caused inconvenience to public and the concerned authorities are paying no heed to this. The strike of Patwaris is hindering the public works related to revenue department while the strike of teachers is badly affecting the education of children. Sohan Lal a social activist told Early Times that corruption among Patwaris is so high that even for issuing a Farad and doing other works they illegally charge hefty amount from the public. . "First of all the government should bring accountability in the working of revenue department and then think over the salary hike of patwaries ," he maintained. Already the Patwaris are getting approximately Rs. 25-35 thousand as monthly salary. Another demand of the Patwaries is that the appointment of Tehsildar should not be from KAS officers but it should be made through promotions.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

top stories of the day

PG abuses Minister at GMC, calls him corrupt Priya Sethi has hangover from her minister days Home department takes casteism to higher degree, categorizes officers in deputation order Ex-ICCR region head caught in fresh controversies KAS officer continues construction on encroached nallah Cong Hqrs wears deserted look as leaders await decision on Sham - Mir Congress snatching Thiksay seat bad omen for BJP Telangana police to launch helpline against corrupt cops; will J&K follow suit? Centre asks states not to give any documents to Rohingyas Youth in Kashmir against 'status quo' People won't forgive you if CBI probe is not ordered: Lal Singh R-APDRP fails to take off in JK, state continues to suffer transmission, distribution losses MLA turned Pak stooge has no problem with Indian currency No doctor appointed for 87 dispensaries created in 2014 'Solid Waste Management nowhere in place in nine ULBs' Special Squad nabs drug dealers, DySP strikes deal to let them off Land mafia re-emerges at Pahalgam, presses for removal of fencing Public miseries increase as teachers, Patwaris continue strike BDOs in Kishtwar nonchalant towards RTI Act Education Department orders closure of schools on Burhan Wani's 2nd death anniversary

STOCK UPDATE