Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Mumbai Teachers Protest Over Unresolved College Issues
Teachers at a Mumbai college are upset and holding a protest.
They are wearing black ribbons to show their unhappiness and are now holding a sit-in.
They want four teachers to get their jobs back, students who failed a class to be promoted, the vice-principal to face action, and for show-cause notices to be taken back.
The vice-principal says the teachers are upset because she is trying to enforce discipline.
This is a dispute between the teachers and the college administration.
Mumbai Junior College Teachers' Association (MJCTA) organized a sit-in protest.
The protest occurred at SIWS College, Wadala, Mumbai.
Teachers have been wearing black ribbons for 20 days.
Demands include reinstating four teachers and promoting 210 students.
The vice-principal denies the allegations and claims she's enforcing discipline.
- Who
- Mumbai Junior College teachers, MJCTA
- What
- Sit-in protest over unresolved issues.
- When
- Monday afternoon
- Where
- SIWS College, Wadala, Mumbai
- Why
- To highlight unresolved issues including teacher reinstatement and student promotion.
- Protesting Group
- Mumbai Junior College Teachers' Association (MJCTA)
- Location
- SIWS College, Wadala, Mumbai
- Protest Type
- Sit-in
- Number of Teachers Protesting
- 150 to 200
- Duration of Black Ribbon Protest
- 20 days