Betrayal, cry teacher unions; vow to continue their fight on PRC issue
The Hindu
Leaders quit PRC Sadhana Samithi steering committee, resolve to form new group
Alleging that the leaders of the PRC Sadhana Samithi steering committee have ‘betrayed’ them by taking ‘unilateral’ stand on the prime issues of the employees, teachers and pensioners, leaders of the Federation of Andhra Pradesh Teachers’ Organisations (FAPTO) have decided to break away from the Employees JAC, form a new group and continue their fight on the pay revision issue.
As part of their protest, the federation leaders would submit memorandum to the Collectors across the 13 districts of the State on February 11 and on 12, a round table of the organisations ready to join the fight would discuss the course of action.
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