With the backing of Gujarat Education Minister Chudasama, which circular had to be canceled regarding primary teachers?
The announcement was made by Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama. Education Minister Chudasama on Tuesday still shouted that he would not change the decision. Within 24 hours, the education minister had to step down.
Photo: Bhupendrasinh Chudasama
Gandhinagar: The Gujarat government has taken a big decision and canceled the circular for compulsory attendance of primary school teachers for 8 hours. The decision to cancel the circular issued by the Director of Primary Education was taken at a meeting of Chief Minister Vijay Rupani's cabinet. The announcement was made by state education minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama. Education Minister Chudasama on Tuesday still shouted that he would not change the decision. Within 24 hours, the education minister had to step down.
શિક્ષકો સામે ઝૂકી ગુજરાત સરકાર, 8 કલાક ડ્યુટીનો પરિપત્ર કર્યો રદ
The announcement was made by Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama. Education Minister Chudasama on Tuesday still shouted that he would not change the decision. Within 24 hours, the education minister had to step down.
Photo: Bhupendrasinh Chudasama
Gandhinagar: The Gujarat government has taken a big decision and canceled the circular for compulsory attendance of primary school teachers for 8 hours. The decision to cancel the circular issued by the Director of Primary Education was taken at a meeting of Chief Minister Vijay Rupani's cabinet. The announcement was made by state education minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama. Education Minister Chudasama on Tuesday still shouted that he would not change the decision. Within 24 hours, the education minister had to step down.
શિક્ષકો સામે ઝૂકી ગુજરાત સરકાર, 8 કલાક ડ્યુટીનો પરિપત્ર કર્યો રદ
A cabinet meeting was held in Gandhinagar today under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Vijay Rupani. The circular in which teachers have to perform 8 hours duty in the school has been canceled. Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama made the announcement after a cabinet meeting. Ultimately the government is leaning against the education union and the government needs to change its decision.
The circular that teachers have to do 8 hours duty has been canceled by the education department. The matter was widely opposed by teachers across Gujarat. The government has been forced to cancel its circular following the protests. In this regard, Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama said that it has been decided to cancel the 8-hour circular. Adequate number of teachers are working during the period. Teachers will work only during the previous period. The circular about the time under RTE in primary schools has been canceled.
The Director of Primary Education of Gujarat had directed the teachers in the primary schools of Gujarat to be present for 8 hours during Monday to Friday and 5 hours on Saturday. Protests erupted among teachers against the order. The teachers had made a strong demand to cancel the circular but on Tuesday, Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama had categorically refused to reduce the working hours of teachers by eight hours. However, in just 24 hours, the education minister had to step down and reverse the decision.
Education Minister Chudasama said that employees of all departments of the state government work 8 hours a day. Teachers are also government employees so teachers should work 8 hours a day just like any other department. Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama was present on the occasion of Teacher's Day celebrations at Swaminarayan Gurukul Zundal. On this occasion, the Education Minister honored the talented students. In a statement to the media, Chudasama said that there is a demand to reduce the working hours of teachers but employees of all departments of the state government work 8 hours a day. Teachers are also government employees so teachers should work 8 hours a day just like any other department. Teachers are also a part of the government so the rules cannot be different for them. He said in clear words that as part of the state government, teachers also have to perform 8-hour duty.
The circular that teachers have to do 8 hours duty has been canceled by the education department. The matter was widely opposed by teachers across Gujarat. The government has been forced to cancel its circular following the protests. In this regard, Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama said that it has been decided to cancel the 8-hour circular. Adequate number of teachers are working during the period. Teachers will work only during the previous period. The circular about the time under RTE in primary schools has been canceled.
The Director of Primary Education of Gujarat had directed the teachers in the primary schools of Gujarat to be present for 8 hours during Monday to Friday and 5 hours on Saturday. Protests erupted among teachers against the order. The teachers had made a strong demand to cancel the circular but on Tuesday, Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama had categorically refused to reduce the working hours of teachers by eight hours. However, in just 24 hours, the education minister had to step down and reverse the decision.
Education Minister Chudasama said that employees of all departments of the state government work 8 hours a day. Teachers are also government employees so teachers should work 8 hours a day just like any other department. Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama was present on the occasion of Teacher's Day celebrations at Swaminarayan Gurukul Zundal. On this occasion, the Education Minister honored the talented students. In a statement to the media, Chudasama said that there is a demand to reduce the working hours of teachers but employees of all departments of the state government work 8 hours a day. Teachers are also government employees so teachers should work 8 hours a day just like any other department. Teachers are also a part of the government so the rules cannot be different for them. He said in clear words that as part of the state government, teachers also have to perform 8-hour duty.