--Dept to conduct exam despite teachers’ stir
BHUBANESWAR:
Despite Block Grant College teachers strike and call for boycott the Plus II
examination, scheduled to start on March 1, the Council of Higher Secondary
Education (CHSE) authorities would conduct the examination with alternative
arrangement by using officials of the district administration.
Notably, more than 8,000 block
grant college teachers of 488 and 662 categories of block grant colleges are on
the strike demanding 100 per cent grants-in-aid abolishing the block grant
system. The teachers boycott the examination protesting the Government apathy. “Our
protest will continue till our demands are fulfilled,” said working president
of Block Grant Teachers association Priya Ranjan Rath.
When the discussion in between
the Department of Higher Education and the teachers failed, the department went
for alternative arrangements. With the active supervision of Sub-Collector, BDO
and Tehsildar, officials of different Government departments and ME school
teachers would be engaged as invigilators for the examination, sources
said.
“We have alternative arrangements
for the examination. We have informed the district administration for
reposition of invigilators in the examination centers to conduct the
examination smoothly,” said CHSE vice-president Girija Shankar Acharya.
This year around 2.8 lakh
students from 1,295 colleges would appear in annual examination in science,
arts, commerce and vocational streams at 1,069 centres across the State.
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