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Govt throws transfer policy norms to wind, Professors serving in one college for several decades 6/24/2016 12:16:52 AM Early Times Report JAMMU, June 23: Believe it or not but it is true that there are several professors in Higher Education Department who are serving in the same college for more than two decades while one particular professor has a stay of 33 years in one college. This startling revelation was made by and RTI activist Balvinder Singh while addressing a press conference here today. Singh said that state government has thrown transfer policy to winds in Higher Education Department. Singh stated that though the Higher Education Department claims to have formulated a transfer policy. Singh further said that a very shocking and unbelievable revelation is made in the RTI reply from all the Colleges of Jammu District. As per the RTI reply one Assistant Professor namely Sudha Gupta has broken all the records of maximum stay by staying 33 years at Government College for Women (GCW), Gandhi Nagar Jammu while Prof Aruna Dubey stood second with 29 years of stay at GCW Parade Jammu, Associate Professor Kailash Mehra stood at third position by the stay of 26 years at Government MAM, College Jammu and Prof Neelam Mohan also stood at third position with 26 years of stay at GCW Parade. Singh said that it is very unfortunate that every government made big claims to have brought very transparent transfer policy but nothing has changed on the ground even after the coming of BJP-PDP coalition government as the data regarding postings is enough to tell the true story. Singh appealed to the Minister for Education to look into the matter and put in place the transfer policy in a fair and transparent way.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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