We, the Congress party, stand firmly with our vocational trainers & will continue to support them until a final decision is reached& Justice is delivered. Thanks to hon'ble @TariqKarra@GAMIR_INC@RavinderJKPCC@RamanBhalla_ for taking up this matter on utmost priority @JKVTWA
Expecting a breakthrough and postive development in Vts issues/ demands.Govt is working positively to resolve issues.Resolution of issues are under active consideration @JKVTWA
22 days of JKVTWA’s strike is 22 days too many! The J&K Government must intervene NOW, open dialogue, and deliver a time-bound resolution. Enough delays. Act now, resolve the issue, and deliver justice! @OmarAbdullah@sakinaitoo@nasirsogami@JKVTWA#JusticeForWorkers#JKVTWA
Joined the vocational trainers in Srinagar today, who have been protesting for the last 16 days. It is deeply saddening to see a government remain so indifferent and silent towards the hardships and grievances of its people.
I stand in solidarity with the vocational trainers and their demand for justice.
@JKVTWA
Our honorable education minister says "Degrees alone are not enough; youth need skills.” Absolutely, Madam. But here’s the uncomfortable question: while we speak about skilling J&K’s youth, the very Vocational Trainers imparting those skills have been protesting for 15 days.
Education Minister of Jammu & Kashmir, if vocational trainers who shaped and guided students are treated as “nobody,” then we need to seriously question the system.
Skills matter, but so do the people who impart those skills. Vocational Trainers have contributed to students’ learning, career guidance and employability, yet their years of service cannot simply be erased.
Madam, the issue is not whether skilled people deserve jobs. The real issue is whether the system has treated its Vocational Trainers fairly.
If the VTP system has failed to protect those who delivered vocational education on the ground, the responsibility lies with the system, not with the trainers who served it.
Respect the trainers. Recognise their contribution. Correct the system. @JKVTWA
#Watch | J&K Vocational Trainers’ Protest Enters 14th Day, Meeting with Sakina Itoo Yields No Breakthrough
Vocational trainers from across Jammu and Kashmir, who have been on protest for the last fourteen days, met Education and Health Minister Sakina Itoo yesterday.
According to the protesting trainers, there was no positive response from the minister.
The trainers also claimed that one of their colleagues has committed suicide due to distress over their long-pending demands.
They warned that if their demands are not addressed, all vocational trainers will march towards Delhi to seek intervention from the Prime Minister and demand a fair probe into their issues. They further said that they will go on a hunger strike if needed.
Today also some deliberations are underway where representatives of the vocational trainers are meeting government representatives.
Report: @saroshkafeel3
We were the only employees who openly stood with @JKNC_ before the elections, hoping for better days.
Hon. @OmarAbdullah, @sakinaitoo,if our support is forgotten,let this post remind you of your promise. We stood with you then. Please stand with us now & end our 11-year struggle.
#BREAKING#VIDEO || Govt looking for way to resolve #vocational trainers' issues: NC Chief Spokesperson @tanvirsadiq .
Says trainers may meet minister today; flags daily wagers' regularisation report pending for a year.
Lone Jeelani, President of the J&K Vocational Trainers Welfare Association, says the trainers want serious talks on their concerns, not to be “made fun of.” He also says their protest is being called politically motivated.
#JammuKashmir#VocationalTrainers#LoneJeelani#Protest
A gentle reminder: promises are not just word, they are commitments waiting to be fulfilled.
We are not asking for new promises, only for the promises once made to be remembered and honoured
@OmarAbdullah@sakinaitoo#JusticeforJKvocationaltrainers