Very tough to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY to @BhagwantMann as on 17.10.24 because this @PbGovtIndia is not the same as we hoped. No wishes for @AAPPunjab 's leadership until they do not fulfill promises to made with computer teachers Punjab.
@HarpalCheemaMLA@harjotbains
The information available up to October 16, 2024, indicates that computer teachers in Punjab have been protesting due to various unresolved demands over several years, primarily focusing on service regularization, better pay scales, and inclusion under the Punjab Education Department for direct benefits. Here's a detailed look into why these protests have been occurring:
Service Regularization: One of the primary demands has been the regularization of their services. Computer teachers have been working on contractual or ad-hoc terms, which often means job insecurity, lack of promotions, and fewer benefits compared to their counterparts in regular service.
Implementation of Pay Scales: There's dissatisfaction with the pay scales. Teachers have been pushing for the implementation of the Punjab Pay Scale, which they argue is more beneficial than the central pay scale that was implemented for new recruits post-July 17, 2020. The push for Punjab Pay Scale is because it reportedly offers higher pay.
False Promises: Protests have highlighted what teachers perceive as false promises by the government regarding their demands. This includes promises of regularization, better pay, and improved working conditions which, according to the teachers, have not been fulfilled.
Meetings with the CM: There have been instances where teachers were promised meetings with Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to discuss their grievances, but fulfillment of these promises appears to have been inconsistent, leading to frustration and further protests.
Public Protests and Government Response: Protests have varied from peaceful marches to more confrontational scenarios, like when police used force against demonstrators. These actions reflect the teachers' determination to get their issues addressed but also highlight the government's struggle to manage public dissent without escalation.
Political Context: The protests also need to be seen in the broader political context where opposition parties might leverage such public discontent against the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) led by Bhagwant Mann.
@BhagwantMann@AAPPunjab@thetribunechd@RajaBrar_INC@PbGovtIndia@CsPunjab@harjotbains@IndianExpress
@BhagwantMann and @PbGovtIndia pretend to follow ideology of Bhagat singh, but totally failed. Computer teachers try to wake govt to implement their rights and warns that no barricade can stop to protesting CF , peoples with him @AAPPunjab make false promises.
@Sandhwan