Deficit teachers across the state have intensified their protests on Teachers’ Day, staging demonstrations to demand long-pending salary arrears and the immediate scrapping of a post-abolition order that they argue has left them financially and professionally disadvantaged. The teachers, who have been working without regular appointments, claim their wages remain unpaid for extended periods, worsening their economic struggles. Their rally comes amid growing frustration over administrative decisions that they say have undermined their professional status and job security. The issue has sparked wider debate over the treatment of temporary educators in the education system.
On Teachers’ Day, deficit teachers demand pending salary, scrapping of post-abolition order Syllad
