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UTF threatens to boycott SSC spot valuation
District Secretary of the Telangana State United Teachers Federation (TS UTF) Burri Venkanna here on Thursday appealed to all the teachers to boycott the SSC spot valuation until their grievances are redressed.
Khammam: District Secretary of the Telangana State United Teachers Federation (TS UTF) Burri Venkanna here on Thursday appealed to all the teachers to boycott the SSC spot valuation until their grievances are redressed.
A general body meeting various Teachers’ Unions was held here at UTF Bhavan here on Thursday. Speaking at the meeting, Venkanna alleged that for the last four years, the TRS government has been ignoring the problems being faced by the teachers and education sector.
Seeking a solution to the problems, as many as 54 teacher unions formed ‘Joint Council of Teachers Union’ (JCTU) and decided to fight against the government, he said. He appealed to all the teachers working in Khammam city and in urban mandal to boycott SSC spot valuation.
The TPTF District Councillor J Srinivas Rao, PRTU Urban Secretary L Sambashiva Rao, TS-UTF District Councilor S K Uddnadu Sharief, STU City president S K Sondu, Secretary P Venkateshwarlu, TNUS City President Roylala Srinivas Rao, GTA City General Secretary K Mangapati Rao, UTF President K Kutumba Rao, General Secretary N Narasimha Rao, TPTF City president S K Nagul Meera and Secretary K Venkateshwarlu were present along with others.
