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Plus 2 Lecturers Forum advocates DTP, reorganization of SED 9/7/2015 10:44:51 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 7: All Jammu and Kashmir Plus-2 Lecturers' Forum has strongly advocated for immediate approval to 'Draft Transfer Policy (DTP) and reorganization of School Education Department (SED)'. According to press release, the central executive body which met on Monday under the chairmanship of Kiranjeet Kour, reviewed the overall scenario of the department. On this occasion, the forum also condemned the recent case of manhandling of staff of GHSS Gole Gujral by some outsiders and said that trespassing and using of abusive language by anyone won't be tolerated by the forum. Reviewing the working of forms, members also welcomed new Director School Education Jammu, Smita Sethi on taking over the charge of the prestigious post of Education department and hoped that department will attain new heights under her stewardship. The forum strongly advocated their demand of 'Running Grade Pattern' for Plus two lecturers and expressed their resentment on inordinate delay on part of Govt. The other issues discussed were regularisation of left out cases and all incharge incumbents of cadre, non vocational status to Principals, Revival of 40 percent college quota and removal of discrepancy in grades of Physical Lecturers   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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