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RET teachers demand release of salaries 11/11/2016 11:02:08 PM Early Times Report Banihal, Nov 11: A meeting of Ret teachers of zone Banihal was held in Banihal in which maximum RET teachers of different schools of Banihal was present. The meeting was held under the chairmanship of zonal President Banihal Bhar Ahmed Mir. While speaking in the meeting the speakers through the light on different issues including the burning issue pending salaries of more than three months of the teachers. Teachers in the meeting demanded the immediate release of their pending salaries. The speakers stressed upon the teachers that fight for their common cause with unity and force the government to full fill their genuine demands. Some other demands were also discussed in the meeting. It was also discussed that the names of some members of the forum was shown in a press statement that they have joined some other forum. It was unanimously decided that a show cause notice were send to them in which they were asked to show their position in the forum and after that the decision were to be taken against the said members. Teachers were appealed to strengthen the forum for their genuine causes and for the betterment of the RET teachers community. Speakers in the meeting appreciated the role of state president Farooq Ahmed Tantary and state body for fighting the causes of Ret community on state level.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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