Ludhiana: All government elementary school staff, Purana Bazaar, Sahnewal, have sent a written complaint to the Police Commissioner Naunihal Singh, Chairman of Captain Amarinder Singh, Head of the Punjab High Court and Haryana and others against the Deputy Regional Education (SD) Kuldeep Singh and Office Officers Harminder Singh District Education Romi to reprimand, insult and threaten the principal.
In complaints (copies with TOI), the staff had alleged that because of insults and threats, the Principal of Supandeep Kaur had a paralyzed attack and was taken to the Hospital of Jalan Ludhiana-Chandigarh, where he underwent treatment.
“A vaccination camp was held on campus on August 31 without previous information to school.
However, we worked with the health team.
On September 1, when the school functions, a local resident comes with a health team.
When they see all the classes occupied, they are Going without saying anything.
A few minutes later, Deputy Deo Kuldeep Singh, along with the Harminder Officer Singh Romi, reached school, “the complaint added.” Deputy Deo began to scold the principal’s teacher because he did not accommodate the health team to regulate the vaccination camp.
Teacher Our head told him that no one approached them to the camp.
We already have inadequate classrooms.
There are five classrooms, besides the two are being built, for 610 students.
At the representative of Deo, we emptied the classroom when he asked us To make the student sit on the floor.
The official insinted the head head and a man who accompanied him, who owed loyalty to political parties, threatened to move it.
The Harminder Officer Singh Romi made fun of the head of the head of the transfer threat, “said a teacher.” After this, our head teacher suffered a paralyzed attack and collapsed.
Written complaints have been given to police commissioners to take action against officials.
Copies of complaints have also been marked with cm, chairman of justice and the Ministry of Education, “he added.
Commissioner with the police (head office) said he looked into complaints against the deputy district education officer.
School staff sent complaints against Dy Deo to the police chief
