Punjab Education Minister Sikander Singh Maluka on Sunday assured the representatives of 20 various unions that the State Government would give due consideration to all of their legitimate demands.
Assurance to this regard was given by Maluka to a delegation of the associations of Education department, including representatives of Punjab Teachers’ Association, Government School lecturer Association, Government School Headmasters’ Association and Master Cadre Union, among others, who called on the Minister.
Apprising the Minister about the problems being faced by the Masters or lecturers, the delegation of various associations sought the immediate resolution of their demands.
Maluka, after listening to their demands, assured all the associations that due consideration would be given to all of their genuine demands adding that he was fully aware of the problems being faced by the masters, lecturers, headmasters and principal of the Government Schools of the state and no stone would be left unturned to solve them.
Minister asked teachers to fulfill duties with sincerity and dedication so that the students could be benefited from it.He said that the Government was committed for the welfare of teachers and the recruitment process for vacant posts of the teachers and promotions as per the seniority would be initiated soon.
Maluka added that the Punjab Government is committed to provide the quality education. The Government was ready to fill up the vacant posts of the teachers in the Government schools of the state.