Patna: Not satisfied with the alleged state of the sustainable state, employees who do not teach in all universities and universities have strike four days.
They also held ‘Dharnas’ on their respective university campuses.
Bihar State University and President of the Federation of Employees, Ganga Prasad Jha, and Secretary General, Braj Kishore Singh, expressed a full success strike on Wednesday, as an anxious employee continued to hold ‘Dharna’ to support their 13-point charter.
Demanding second day in a row.
They also state that all educational institutions from intermediaries to postgraduate levels are completely paralyzed.
Authorities, on the other hand, claimed that they had difficulty ensuring the smoothness of conducting an intermediary examination in the state as a result of employee strikes.
For several months, employees have been in Warpath, but the government has become a deaf ear for “legitimate complaints”.
“If our demands do not meet soon, we will be forced to use unlimited attacks throughout the country, with the government bear a single responsibility for academic losses,” they said.
Requests for agitation employees include regular payments for monthly salaries and arrears, regularization of contract employees, and implementation of court orders for their service conditions.
Deepak Kumar, President of the Association of University of Patliputra, told this newspaper that all university staff remained strike and held ‘Dharna’ on Wednesday.
Previously, this employee held a drop-down strike on January 7 and took two days of mass leave on January 19 and 20 to put pressure on the government to resolve the old problem.
Bihar UNIV employees continue the 4-day strike
