Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Assam Non-Teaching Staff Demand Regularisation, Threaten Dispur Protest
Non-teaching staff in Assam's venture educational institutions want to be made full-time government employees.
They're upset about a plan to give them fixed pay instead of regular salaries.
They've warned they'll protest in the state capital if their demands aren't met in the upcoming Assembly session.
All-Assam Non-Teaching Employees’ Association demands regularisation of non-teaching staff in venture educational institutions
Association opposes state government's move to offer fixed pay to 3,286 non-teaching employees
Staff demands regular scale pay like other state government employees
Association threatens 'Dispur Chalo' protest on Nov 25 if demands not met in Assembly session
Association alleges unsuccessful attempts to meet Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma since 2021
- Who
- All-Assam Non-Teaching Employees’ Association and the Assam government
- What
- Demand for regularisation of non-teaching staff in venture educational institutions
- When
- Nov 25, 2022 (threatened protest date)
- Where
- Assam, India
- Why
- Non-teaching staff want regular scale pay and job security
Non-Teaching Employees’ Association
Assam Government
Employment status
Non-Teaching Employees’ Association
Regularisation as full-fledged government employees
Assam Government
Fixed pay for non-teaching employees
- Association's demand
- Regularisation of non-teaching staff in venture educational institutions
- Government's proposal
- Fixed pay for 3,286 non-teaching employees
- Threatened protest date
- Nov 25, 2022
- Assembly session
- Winter session
- Number of affected employees
- Thousands