Delhi University. (File Photo) 
Delhi

DU teachers, staff protest at home over ‘no salaries’

A total of 28 colleges are affiliated to DU, of which 12 are fully funded by the Delhi government.

From our online archive

NEW DELHI: Nearly 4,000 teaching and non-teaching staff of 12 Delhi government-funded colleges of Delhi University, have decided to go on a ‘hunger strike’ on Tuesday, demanding payment of salaries.A total of 28 colleges are affiliated to DU, of which 12 are fully funded by the Delhi government.

DUTA called for one day hunger strike at teachers’ homes and door steps. “The government, the vice chancellor and the University administration have had issues over the formation of governing bodies for the last two years but that does not justify the non-payment of salaries of the teachers and the staff. Why do the teachers have to suffer?” said Pankaj Garg, Convenor, INTEC, former member of Academic Council.

Former DUSU President and Delhi BJP general secretary Ashish Sood also started  #JagoKejriwal campaign in Twitter. “Don’t do politics during such hard time. Release the salaries to teachers and staffs of the 12 colleges of DU,’ he urged.

Epstein files, Adani case forced PM Modi to sell India by signing trade deal with US, alleges Rahul Gandhi

IT stocks shed up to one-fourth of their value in February amid concerns over AI-led disruptions

Expelled AIADMK leader VK Sasikala launches new party; unveils flag at Ramanathapuram

From 'forced Nikah' notice to full-blown meme fest: How a fake JMI circular took over social media

Ahead of polls, Union Cabinet approves Kerala’s renaming to 'Keralam'

SCROLL FOR NEXT