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| Education Deptt fails to hold DPC in Jammu since 2014 | | Another glaring example of discrimination | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 11: In yet another example of discrimination of discrimination towards Jammu region, the Education Department has failed to conduct any Departmental Promotional Committee meeting in the region since 2014 while the said meetings have been held in Kashmir every year without fail.
According to sources hundreds of teachers, masters and other staff members have been this way deprived of promotion chances this way while their counterparts in Kashmir Valley have got higher grades.
This is because of the discriminative approach of the Kashmir centric leaders who were at helm of affairs in the State over the years.
Sources said the growing discrimination towards the teaching community members of this region has led to lot of resentment among them and in case the same was not done away with immediately the teachers community will be forced to come to streets to register it's protest against the Government, sources added.
Sources said another grave problem in the Department is failure of the Department to adopt a concrete policy for rejuvenation of this important department in the State and framing of a proper transfer policy for the members of teaching community. While some teachers posted in far off places for five years crave for their transfer to their home districts those who are favouritism manage their postings in capital cities or near their vicinity.
Sources said lack of staff in schools especially in far-flung areas has been another cause of concern for teaching community as well as students.
This is affecting the education to a great extent. The issue has been taken up before government many times but to no avail.
The grave concern among the teachers however is failure of Government conduct the DPC yearly. This negative policy of Government has also been a cause that Sarv Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) teachers have been deprived of 7th Pay Commission arrears till date, sources added. |
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