Jorthat: More than 70,000 teachers from around 36,000 Primary Schools under the Panji Association of Primary Teachers Assam (ASTTA) have opposed the decision of the State Cabinet to form the Committee of Precautions and Monitoring Panchayat in the education sector in the state.
To ensure quality education from the grassroots level involving Panchyati Raj’s institution, the Assam Cabinet has decided to form the level of vigilance and district level monitoring committee under the leadership of Zilla Parishad and Panchyat Anchalic President in the state.
In a statement, the president of the responsible ASTTTPA, Anuwar Hussain and the Chief Secretary of Ratul Chandra Goswami said, “We have asked the government to reconsider the cabinet’s decision to involve the Representative of Panthays with the state education system for vigilance and monitoring at school.
We have demanded the government To withdraw this decision for a greater interest of the State Education System in Assam.
In accordance with the 73rd amendment of the Constitution, in every school Representative of Panchiskat is a member of the school manager committee in every school.
Countries such as Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Gujarat, Odisha and Jharkhand have involved a representative of the pyrata with the education system in their country but they have not formed a committee of alertness and monitoring.
In addition, in some districts in Assam, there is no pancidyat system.
“They added,” If the Government Assam applied this decision, it would be Creating Press Unwanted politics will cause serious damage to the education sector.
We believe this system will also damage the independence and freedom of the state education system.
We demand the government to withdraw this decision earlier for greater interests than our education system.
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More than 70,000 teachers opposed the monitoring system in education
