Chief Minister Raghubar Das today said that the Government is forming rules to protect the interest of para teachers.
While holding meeting with a delegation of Para teachers here on Friday, the CM said, “Children of the poor study in Government schools and the Government’s goal is that those children also become doctors and engineers.
For this, it is necessary to give quality education. Para teachers have a significant role in this. The Government is working positively on the demand of para teachers. Manuals are being prepared to safeguard the interests of para teachers so they don’t have to agitate for their demands again and again.”
The CM said that awelfare fund has been set up for para teachers. This will benefit them. It is important to follow the process in solving any problem. The Government is working under the process so that the decisions that will be made benefit everyone, he added.
Das said that the Government is ready to work in accordance with the rules of Chhattisgarh or Uttar Pradesh, but it will not help para teachers. On this, the para teachers said that they do not have to go to other States' manual. They accept the manual of Jharkhand. Para teachers apologised for protesting on the Foundation Day of the State.
Expressing satisfaction at the positive attitude of the Government, para teachers thanked the Chief Minister for the meeting.
Para teachers, including Sanjay Dubey, Bajrang Prasad, Rishikesh Pathak, Sintu Singh, Narayana Mahto and others were present in the meeting.