Noah: A father worried about his daughter’s education had moved by a court, looking for his intervention to appoint regular teachers in regional government high schools for girls.
Not availability of teachers, the Petitioner said, influencing his 13-year-old daughter’s education and 129 students registered at school.
The applicant, Isab Khan, said the school was for only one teacher for several years and this had hampered his daughter’s education and other girls who studied there.
After several rounds of meetings with local administration failed to produce results, Khan said he was forced to take work.
Own a teacher, who runs educational institutions for elementary school students, said Khan, “Mamaat (Noah) continues to retreat because there is no access to the right education.
Whether there is no teacher or no building to accommodate students.
Authorities think that people think that people Do not want to educate their children but that is not true.
I have a dream for my third daughter.
“In his petition, Khan has named the Secretary of the Head of Haryana, District Education Officer Nuh and the Principal of the Government of Government Costs for the Defendant.
A local court recognized his request on December 21, 2021, and summoned officials from the Ministry of Education to respond.
The next hearing is scheduled for January 20.
In his petition, Khan stated that there was “only one teacher for the past few years at school for education 130 class VIII students”.
While the Inderdit Singh Block Education Officer was rejected to comment on this issue, Head of Cluster Blok, Judge, acknowledged all 14 schools, including Biwanese secondary schools, under his jurisdiction, facing the lack of teachers and staff members.
“Especially six secondary schools in the block only have one teacher.
We have raised time and again with higher authorities, but there has been no concrete response to our request,” said the judge.
“The problem worsened when the teachers from the outside would not teach at here and the government doesn’t want to do something about it, “he added.
The problem of teachers deficiency was recently discussed in Vidhan Sabha and it was stated that there were a shortage of 40,000 teachers in around 14,000 schools managed by the government in Haryana.