Nagpur: Vidarbha Prathmik Shikshak Sangh, an association representing the teacher, especially from the government’s ecosystems and schools assisted, has claimed that its members are being called for local Mandiri Bypoll Byped.By-selection to fill seats in 5 Zilla Parisitis and 33 Panchayat Samitis, which Falling a vacuum after the Supreme Court canceled the OBC reservation, it was scheduled for July 19.
Sheshrao Kharde, Executive Member of the Association, said, “Our teacher is always withdrawn for the task of polls and this affects children’s education.
Because only online teaching is permitted at this time, the teacher must make extra efforts because in rural areas it is not easy.” Kharde said the teacher had previously been wearing a Covid-19 survey task.
“The teacher left the door to the door to follow up on quarantine patients.
I myself was part of this survey and was therefore contracted by a virus.
Fortunately, I do not need to be hospitalized, but there are many teachers in Maharashtra who lost their lives,” he said.
The association claims teachers are currently involved in the Covid-19 survey, evaluation of board marks, online teaching and polling tasks.
“The teacher has been given all this task and if at all they fail to reach one of them, then who will be responsible.
There are many teachers who are depressed because of the stress that has been carried out by the authorities of them,” he said.
He also said there was noise among the association members that the physical reopening of the school had to occur in rural areas because online teaching was not possible there.
“Our teacher wants to return to the classroom, more precisely called for various strange tasks by the authorities.
In villages, online teaching as experiments are total failure,” Kharde said.
Milind Wankhede, senior leader of the Association, today met the commissioner of the Nagpur Prajaka Varma Division with their demands.
“Open school is a major problem, but of course there are other main concerns related to our teacher who need immediate attention.
I hope the government will consider all this on priority and find immediate resolution,” Wankhede said.