Jaipur: In a big shame for the Minister of School Education Govind Singh Dotasra, the teachers from all countries told the Ashok Gehlot head minister on Tuesday that they had to make a transfer.
Overcoming the criminal program held for state teachers in Jaipur, Gehlot asked them whether they had to pay money to transfer and the teachers responded with “yes” round.
Gehlot looked at the Dotasra, who was sitting in on -s, and reacted by saying that it was bad and promised to immediately bring the concrete transfer policy, which has been demanded by government employees for decades.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the results when Gehlot completed his speech, Dotasra rushed to Mike and claimed that he and his staff were clean.
“Everyone who sits here knows the fact that I have never received one cup of tea.
But we need a good transfer policy that will be done soon,” Dotasra said.
Reacting to allegations of corruption in the transfer, the State President of BJP Satish Poonia said that corruption has become a basic “etiquette” in the state.
“Corruption has become a new normal in the state.
The State Campaign ‘Prashashan to Sang’ has become ‘Prashashan Restarelo to Sang’ and does not need evidence,” said Poonia.
He said that Congress Mlaas Bharat Singh, Hemaram Choudhary and Deependra Singh Shekhawat was given evidence of corruption many times.
Taking the excavation on the Gehlot government, former Education Minister Vasudev Devnani also tweeted that teachers who accused corruption in front of Gehlot showed the true government in the state.
About 99 government teachers are guided by the government with a certificate and each RS 21,000 cash.
During his speech, Gehlot also said that the formation of the Mahatma Gandhi English Middle School in the state was a revolutionary step in the field of education.
With the opening of these schools, dreams of farmers’ children, poor people, and workers living in the village to learn in English media have come true.
The minister’s chairman leads to establish a good faculty in English high school and calls for quality education.