THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Higher schooling minister Okay T Jaleel has justified Kerala University's controversial move to take disciplinary action towards teachers’ union leaders for questioning the salary challenge name.
Opposition chief Ramesh Chennithala, in a submission on Thursday, asked the minister to intrude the move to do so towards Kerala University Teachers Organisation (KUTO) leaders. The opposition chief said it used to be undemocratic at the part of the federal government and college to begin disciplinary action towards teachers’ who refused to partake within the Salary challenge. ``The High Court and Supreme Court have unequivocally clarified that salary challenge cannot be thrust upon other people. The move to do so towards the union leaders cannot be justified on any flooring'', he said.
However, higher schooling minister Okay T Jaleel refused to remark at the disciplinary action being mooted towards the union leaders. The minister claimed that the leaders used unacceptable language while responding to the Salary challenge name made via the Chief Minister. ``All unions had expressed unity with the salary challenge programme when it used to be mentioned first. But later, the Kerala University Teachers Organisation leaders wrote a letter to school VC, which broke the boundaries of all decency. That’s why disciplinary action is being initiated after an inquiry'', the minister said.
``The common secretary, Kerala University Teacher's Organisation (KUTO), vide open letter cited, has raised positive questions regarding the vice chancellor's attraction to give a contribution one month's salary to Chief Minister's distress relief fund, consequent to the flood that passed off in our state in August 2018. Prima facie, it seems that, the overall secretary on behalf of KUTO has made an attempt to subvert the method of rebuilding of new Kerala state and also to embattle a fragment of workers towards the vice chancellor as well as the syndicate. By discussing the policy/action of the federal government in writing, the overall secretary has wilfully violated segment 60 (a) of the habits rules. Para 3 and 12 of the letter sounds disloyalty in opposition to government and therefore in violation of rule 72 of the habits rules. Also, the overall secretary, KUTO in para 12 of the letter has described the democratically elected Kerala government and undemocratic'', the show reason realize served via the college vice-chancellor to the KUTO common secretary said.
Opposition chief Ramesh Chennithala, in a submission on Thursday, asked the minister to intrude the move to do so towards Kerala University Teachers Organisation (KUTO) leaders. The opposition chief said it used to be undemocratic at the part of the federal government and college to begin disciplinary action towards teachers’ who refused to partake within the Salary challenge. ``The High Court and Supreme Court have unequivocally clarified that salary challenge cannot be thrust upon other people. The move to do so towards the union leaders cannot be justified on any flooring'', he said.
However, higher schooling minister Okay T Jaleel refused to remark at the disciplinary action being mooted towards the union leaders. The minister claimed that the leaders used unacceptable language while responding to the Salary challenge name made via the Chief Minister. ``All unions had expressed unity with the salary challenge programme when it used to be mentioned first. But later, the Kerala University Teachers Organisation leaders wrote a letter to school VC, which broke the boundaries of all decency. That’s why disciplinary action is being initiated after an inquiry'', the minister said.
``The common secretary, Kerala University Teacher's Organisation (KUTO), vide open letter cited, has raised positive questions regarding the vice chancellor's attraction to give a contribution one month's salary to Chief Minister's distress relief fund, consequent to the flood that passed off in our state in August 2018. Prima facie, it seems that, the overall secretary on behalf of KUTO has made an attempt to subvert the method of rebuilding of new Kerala state and also to embattle a fragment of workers towards the vice chancellor as well as the syndicate. By discussing the policy/action of the federal government in writing, the overall secretary has wilfully violated segment 60 (a) of the habits rules. Para 3 and 12 of the letter sounds disloyalty in opposition to government and therefore in violation of rule 72 of the habits rules. Also, the overall secretary, KUTO in para 12 of the letter has described the democratically elected Kerala government and undemocratic'', the show reason realize served via the college vice-chancellor to the KUTO common secretary said.
Minister justifies KU’s move to take action against those questioned Salary challenge call
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