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Eliminate discrimination

Non-gout pry teachers urge gout

Staff Correspondent
The leaders of Bangladesh Non-Govcrnment Primary Teachers' Association yesterday urged the government to fulfil their demands within two months and threatened for tougher movement form August 5, if demands are not met within the deadline.
They gave the ultimatum at a press conference at Dhaka Reporters' Unity auditorium in the city.
While reading out a written statement in the press conference, Md Aminul Islam Chowdhury, president of the association, said, “The government is broadening the prevailing discrimination by arranging additional facilities for the government primary school teachers and depriving the non-government primary teachers."
“We want an end to these discriminations and ensure equal facilities for all the primary school teachers,” he added.
Briefing the reporters, he informed that the government has taken a decision to double up the management cost for government primary schools, while kept the cost lor nongovernment primary schools same as previous year.
“This is the latest discriminatory decision taken by the government and we demand for increasing our managing coast," Aminul said.
According to the association leaders, the government made compulsory for the non government primary school teachers to attend a 'skill justification test' who were recruited before 1992 and did not attain the requirement of completing at least graduation or HSC with PTI training for male and SSC with at least second class for the female teachers. But this rule will not be applicable for the government primary school teachers.
The association leader
urged the government to bring the government primary school teachers under this rule of attending the skill justification test.
Earlier on May 11, during a bilateral meeting between the education minister and the association leaders, they placed a 10-point demand to the minister and the minister assured to fulfil the demands within the shortest possible time. But the government is yet to take any initiative to met the demands," said Aminul
Their demands include nationalisation of jobs of all the non-government primary school teachers, amendment of notification regarding the post of non-government headmaster and its salary scale, ensuring 100 percent remuneration, providing time scale, annual increment and other allowance inline with the scale for government prijnary school teacher and introduction of retirement allowance.