The state administration has decided to take action against the one day fast protest of state universities non-teaching staffs along with their family on President Pranab Mukherjee’s visit to Sido Kanhu Murmu University Convocation on April 30.
State Human Resource Development department and District officials of Ranchi, Godda and Dumka have been asked to take prompt action against them and keep strict watch if these non-teaching staffs create any chaos.
On Monday, Jharkhand Non-Teaching Staffs met the State Higher Education Director Dhirendra Nath Ojha regarding fulfilling their pending demands over salary and promotion.
Ojha informed that the employees might end their strike by 26 to 28 of this month. He said, “Their all the demands have been fulfilled. Government has decided that those against sanctioned posts of sixth pay commission would not be given the salary facilities. If they can prove themselves as legitimate appointed one then we shall provide them required facilities.”
“These left out employees comprising 30 percent from each state university are devoid because their posts are not created or sanctioned. We are asking for document evidence from the universities about the non-created posts,”
Ojha added.