Bishnupriya Manipuri teachers’ association hails political leaders

GUWAHATI, June 11: Bishnupriya Manipuri Language Teachers’ Association secretary Samarendra Sinha welcomed the State Education Minister Gautam Bora for assuring to fulfil their long pending demand to regularize the Bisnupriya Manipuri teachers’ posts. The association also hailed Patharkandi constituency MLA Kartik Sena Sinha for his consecutive helps in times of its difficulty and later expressed its gratitude to MLA Sambabu Singh Mollah of Ratabari constituency for helping the association in official works regarding the regularization of the teachers’ posts, stated a press release.

The association also extended its welcome to Elementary Education Department commissioner and secretary AB Md Eunus (IAS), under secretary AB Ahmed and Asom Government Elementary Department deputy secretary Gopinath Baruah for their immense help in the process of regularizing the posts of Bishnupriya Manipuri Teachers’.

The association further alleged that some miscreants are trying to hamper the regularization works of the teachers and therefore it appealed to the authorities concerned to take proper steps against the culprits and to look after their demands as soon as possible.

Courtesy: The Sentinel (June 11, 2009)

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