"Lamhon Ne Khata Ki Thi, Sadiyon Ne Saza Payi."
لمحوں نے خطا کی تھی، صدیوں نے سزا پائی
An administrative Experiment to place Vocational Trainers under private companies, in clear violation of the order issued by the then MHRD (now MoE), has turned into 11 years of exploitation, uncertainty and suffering. We gave 11 precious years of our youth to the School Education Department, built vocational education into a successful programme across J&K and delivered remarkable results. Yet, we remain deprived of job security, dignity, recognition & the benefits we rightfully deserve.
The cost of this injustice has been heartbreaking. We lost our colleague, Bashir Ahmad, to a heart attack amid our ongoing struggle, leaving behind his wife, three children, an elderly mother & a sister, with an uncertain future.
How much more must we sacrifice to prove our worth?
The Directors of School Education & Chief Education Officers have already submitted their recommendations supporting the removal of private companies. What, then, is preventing the Government from implementing these recommendations?
A wrong decision taken by the previous government must not become a permanent punishment for an entire generation. We voted for the present government with the hope that historical injustices would be corrected, not continued.
Today marks the 20th consecutive day of our peaceful protest, yet 2,187 Vocational Trainers continue to wait for justice.
We appeal to Hon'ble CM @OmarAbdullah and Education Minister @sakinaitoo to intervene personally, implement the recommendations of the Directors & CEOs, abolish the exploitative #VTP system and provide a dignified Job Policy for Vocational Trainers.
We are not asking for charity. We are asking for justice for 11 years of dedicated service.
Let the mistake of yesterday not destroy the future of tomorrow.
#JusticeForVocationalTrainers #RemovalOfPrivateCompanies
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@NCkalakote@tanvirsadiq Thanks for raising and supporting the demands of Vocational Trainers.
Youthful service of vocational trainers should be acknowledged by Govt. and a proper job policy should be framed accordingly.
#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.
"A family’s sole breadwinner is gone, leaving behind kids,his old parents all because a private middle-man corporate company held his rightful wages hostage while the govt looked the other way. How does the leadership sleep at night knowing their silence has orphaned children?"
We vocational trainers are under immense stress and mental trauma due to unpaid salaries and lack of job security. We urge authorities to address our genuine concerns, release pending salaries, and ensure secure employment. #JusticeForVocationalTrainers
This is not merely a death. It is a murder by the system.
Vocational Trainer Bashir Ahmed died of a heart attack after going 6 months without salary, under severe financial stress while supporting 3 children, his wife & parents.
Who is responsible?
Who will answer?
A salary is a right, not charity.
Speak up now, or one day, there may be nobody left to speak for you. Jai Hind!
Not a word from Hon. @OmarAbdullah & @sakinaitoo on the tragic loss of our colleague, Bashir Ah. He was a father, husband, son, brother & our colleague.
At least speak for Bashir Ah. Acknowledge his family’s pain. How much longer will the voices of your own people remain unheard?
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
"He spent his final years fighting a shadow system that grew rich off his hard work while leaving him to struggle for the bare minimum. He didn't just lose his life to an illness or an accident; he lost it to the crushing weight of systemic indifference.
@sakinaitoo@OmarAbdullah