Gurgaon: The teaching and non-teaching mountains of universities affiliated with state universities have decided to protest the new online transfer policy of Haryana.
Last month, the state government had told new policies for posts that have 80 or more cadres.
This is a branch of the previous policy that applies to posts that have 300 or more cadres.
Protests will be led by Maharshi Teachers Dayanand University (MDU) who observed Pentow’s attack on Monday to increase their demands to keep the staff teach and did not teach universities from Ambit Transfer Online.
MDU employee scores also announced that their protests will now be spread throughout the country and will continue to disrupt university operations until the government ensure that university staff will not be included in new policies.
While the government has not explicitly announced the inclusion of university staff under the policy, the urge to collect and upload data from all teaching and non-teaching universities in all countries have caused concerns about the government’s intention.
In the gate meeting held in the past few days, unanimous workers decided to ask other university employees throughout the country to provide support to their calls and start protests throughout the state of August 19.
Protesting, new online transfers of policies will not only conflict with national education policies that promote decentralization and autonomy for universities but also in the conflict of interest in the Executive Board of each university that appoints professors and other staff.