NTK party leader Seeman 
Tamil Nadu

Pay part-time teachers salaries for November before Deepavali, Seeman urges TN govt

In a recent statement, he criticized the DMK for not fulfilling its promise made during the 2021 assembly elections to make part-time teachers permanent employees.

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CHENNAI: Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK) chief Seeman has urged the Tamil Nadu government to ensure that part-time teachers receive their November salaries and festive incentives before Deepavali, according to a Daily Thanthi report.

In a recent statement, he criticized the DMK for not fulfilling its promise made during the 2021 assembly elections to make part-time teachers permanent employees.

Seeman highlighted that the delay in granting permanent status has left part-time teachers to face economic challenges with a current salary of Rs 12,500.

He described the government's inaction as a betrayal and called for immediate action to support over 12,000 part-time teachers who have been struggling for tenure for 13 years.

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