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| JKTMA expresses concern over new guidelines of transfer policy | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Mar 14: Expressing his serious concern and dissatisfaction against the new guidelines of transfer policy for General line teachers issued by the higher education officials, president of Jammu Kashmir Teachers/Master Association (JKTMA) Rakesh Singh said that it has again deprived the General line teachers posted in rural areas to get transfer near their residences who are waiting from last 5 years for start of annual transfer drive.
"Although we welcome the decision of Administrative Secretary to give priority to teachers/masters having stay of more than seven years but issue is that due consideration should also be given to the transfer of all other teachers/masters who have mature stay of 3 years in plain/Soft areas and 2 years in Hard areas to give opportunity to Hard -zone teachers/masters to serve near their residences by transferring all the teachers from soft areas to Hard-zones who are enjoying privilege to serve in plain areas and within Municipal limits from last more than 10 years due to their strong political nexus " Singh added. "
“As per transfer policy teachers serving in hill areas are eligible for transfer after one year of their service and in any circumstances no teachers would remain in same school for more than three years," Association added.
Further association raised doubt and confusion over the category of Mutual transfer in the said guidelines of transfer policy and said that mutual transfers are always a nexus among some influential blue eyed teachers to remain for their whole service within the comfort zone thus violating the guidelines of transfer policy. Association also raised the issue of rationalization and said that instead of rationalization of teachers there should be rationalization of Posts and demanded that Posts of urban schools having less enrollment should be shifted to needy rural areas having high enrollment and less teaching staff for welfare of students. |
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