PATIALA: Worried on the deteriorating conditions of a protester who had been sitting in a cellular tower in Patiala for 99 days, a large number of ETT ETT unemployed teachers on Sunday protested for their demands and took a march without a parade.
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Protesters also wrote their demands on their bodies.
They claimed that the health protesters Surroyerpal Gurdaspur had deteriorated when he began a hunger strike a week ago, while he had been protested in a cellular tower for 99 days.
“We tried to convince him to go down and called his hunger strike.
We were worried about his health.
His blood sugar levels had dropped to 40 and he seemed to lose too heavy.
We offered him juice and chocolate, but he refused and demanded that the government should at least provide a written guarantee of demands , including 10,000 post notices and preferences to ETT in 2,364 posts have been advertised, and have undergone the election process, “said Deep Banarsi, the secretary of the Press in front of the teacher.
“We blocked the road near Leela Bhawan on Sunday for about half an hour, and then marched towards YPS Chowk without wearing our shirt and shirt.
We asked the government to at least visit protesters.
The government must provide guarantees or release notifications to fill out posting post before Too late, “added Banarsi.
The meeting between the representatives of the demonstrators, Punjab Education Secretary and Minister Vijay Minder Singla had been held twice this month, but still paid off because the protesters wanted a guarantee in writing and releasing notifications for new posts.
These protesters have faced Lathi’s allegations several times during their protest.
The demonstrators demanded recruitment only Ett-Tetet Pass unemployment teachers to post 2,364 Basic Teacher Posts (ETT) advertised, including 664 posts backlogs.
In addition, protesters demand notice for the recruitment of 10,000 POST Teachers ETT.
Also, they want extensions within the age limit of 37 years to 42 years in recruitment with many changing reasons while waiting for work.