Tripura News
BJP Govt Fails to give any 'Permanent Solution' to terminated 10323 Teachers : Many teachers are Seriously Sick, Hospitalized amid Death Toll raised to 103
TIWN June 18, 2021
PHOTO : 10323 teachers protest in Agartala. TIWN Pic June 18, 2021
AGARTALA, June 18 (TIWN): After the death toll of 10323 teachers rose to 103, JMC told media that many more teachers are ill which is a matter of concern. Only 37 Years old, terminated 10323 Primary School Teacher Rasenjit Debbarma today has passed away in ILS hospital where he was brought 2 days back. Joint Movement Committee member Kamal Deb condoled Rasenjit Debbarma's demise and said that Rasenjit Debbarma was suffering due to mental depression since his job-loss and also his income was stopped. Recently, he was diagnosed with kidney failure. In his last stage, he was taken to ILS hospital but could not survive. BJP before 2018 Assembly Election published a "Vision Document" and assured to make a "Permanent Solution" of 10323 teachers' job related uncertainty.
Condemning Tripura Govt's silent role, JMC member Kamal Deb said, "Khowai resident Rasenjit Debbarma who was a primary school teacher at Bharat Sardar Para H.S. school was undergoing depression due to his job loss. He was suffering from kidney disease for a long time and 2 days back he was taken to ILS hospital but today at around 5.15 pm he passed away. We are really shocked by his demise".
"We have lost 103 colleagues and our question is how many deaths do they (State Govt Cabinet members) want more ? In the last 40 days, 14 teachers died. The person who has died today has left two children, wife and old parents behind. When will the CM and Education Minister overcome their roles of Blind King Dhritarashtra ? Around 150 teachers are on the verge of death. How long can we tolerate it ?", Kamal Deb added.
Sanjay Majumder
Anirban Mitra