In Kalaiyarko: “Government employees and teachers are very dissatisfied with the DMK government which did not fulfill the promise made in the election manifesto,” said Mayil, state general secretary of the Tamil Nadu Primary School Teachers’ Alliance.
He said in Sivagangai District Kalaiyar Temple: DMK, in its election manifesto, promised to cancel the new pension scheme, eliminate the discrepancy in the salaries of secondary teachers, give incentive pay for higher education, and restore the surrender of the withheld earned leave.
But even after one and a half years of coming to power, the government employees and teachers are dissatisfied that the promise has not been fulfilled. We were disappointed when we expected the Chief Minister to make an announcement on behalf of Jacto Jio in Chennai on September 10 at the Demand Livelihood Conference.
On November 3, we held a dharna at the state level. The struggle will continue. The government order of recruitment of C and D category of government employees through outsourcing mode should be revoked.
DMK, the government has surrendered and taken away the allowance. The sacrifice of those who went to jail for a just demand will not go in vain. He said, 10,000 teachers will be mobilized in Chennai to protest with a 30-point demand. District Secretary Muthupandian was present.
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