AGARTALA, Aug 24 (TIWN): The CPI-M Govt which had hide the letter came from centre on August 3 till it was exposed by media. But on Thursday CPI-M has kicked off a rally with a strange political motive calling the decision of the Centre is inhuman.

Question raises, why the party was silent till day, when the admission times deadlines are running out ?

If other 28 states can follow the rules, why Tripura Govt can not ?

A rally was conducted in the afternoon by TGTA of HGB road protesting against the qualification related rules introduced by the central govt.

The Lok Sabha on July-21 passed a Bill that offers untrained teachers teaching in schools time till March 31, 2019, to acquire B.El. Ed (Bachelor of Elementary Education) or D. El. Ed. (Diploma in Elementary Education) qualifications to hold their jobs as teachers.

This was done through an amendment to the Right to Education Act, 2009, as a last chance to such teachers not to lose their jobs. The Compulsory Education (Amendment) Bill, 2017 Bill will now have to pass muster in the Rajya Sabha — and get presidential assent after that — to become an Act.

Under Monmohon Singh as the PM the 2009's RTE Act rules were adapted saying all the teachers must have necessary qualifications with 50 % marks in Class-12 and DEIED degree for all primary / upper primary teachers by 2015. With the deadline had ended in 2015, the BJP led Central Govt has once again given relaxation for more 2 years after a bill was unanimously passed on Aug 1. Tripura Govt had received a letter on Aug-3 regarding this. But with a strange motive state govt hided the notification.