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ReTTF holds monthly meeting, demands regularization of ReTs 6/9/2019 9:51:14 PM Early Times Report UDHAMPUR, June 9: A monthly meeting of J&K ReT Teachers Forum (ReTTF) held here today at Shahid Bhagat Singh Park under the chairmanship of senior vice chairman Bhupinder Singh and District president Kuldeep Katoch. While speaking on the occasion, Bhupinder Singh appealed the Governor's administration to issue the order of conversion to Teachers Grade II in favour of all undergraduate ReTs appointed under SSA as they are suffering badly for want of their salaries. Singh urged the government to resolve the issue of head teachers who are also suffering badly due to financial crunch. Bhupinder Singh also urged the authorities to initiate the regularization process of RETs who have completed 5 years of satisfactory service and who are waiting for the same for the last two years. District president Udhampur Kuldeep Katoch while speaking on the occasion appealed the government to release the pending SSA Salary for the month of February as the teachers working under SSA are without salary for the last 4 months due to which their families are suffering immensely.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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