1 month ago
Junior Lecturers Appeal to Retain Jobs
Some teachers at a college in India are asking to keep their jobs.
They say they have worked hard and helped the students a lot.
But the people in charge want to let them go without telling them why.
The teachers have talked to different people to try to fix the problem, but nothing has worked yet.
They want the authorities to let them stay and treat them fairly.
Junior lecturers at TMREIS/TJC Intermediate Boys–II College appeal to retain their jobs.
Lecturers claim dedication and contributions to academic development.
Termination process initiated without prior notice or explanation.
Lecturers met with authorities but no solution reached.
Urge authorities to reconsider and resolve the issue fairly.
- Who
- Junior Lecturers at TMREIS/TJC Intermediate Boys–II College
- What
- Appeal to retain their jobs
- Where
- Kagaznagar, India
- When
- Current timeline not specified
- Why
- Alleged unfair termination process without prior notice or explanation
Lecturers' Perspective
Authorities' Perspective
Service Continuation
Lecturers' Perspective
Lecturers request to continue their services, citing dedication and contributions to academic development.
Authorities' Perspective
Authorities have initiated termination without explanation, indicating a decision to discontinue services.
Key facts
- Institution
- TMREIS/TJC Intermediate Boys–II College
- Lecturers Involved
- R. Srinivas, D. Hemaraj, P. Vinod Kumar, R. Devayani, Naseeya Begum
- Grievance Process
- Met with District Minority Welfare Officer, Regional Coordinator, and College Principal
- Current Status
- No satisfactory solution reached









