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Vision IAS Faces Protests Over Unpaid Salaries and Cancelled Classes

Vision IAS Faces Protests Over Unpaid Salaries and Cancelled Classes
Why Vision IAS faces protests at its main Delhi branch—unpaid salaries to cancelled classes · theprint.in

Students and teachers at Vision IAS, a coaching institute in Delhi, protested because teachers weren't paid for months, leading to cancelled classes.

Around 500 students demanded fee refunds and better conditions.

The management promised to resume classes from Saturday after students took the director to the police station.

Teachers and students have many demands, like regular classes, study materials, and quick responses to their problems.

One former teacher said he was fired without notice and still hasn't been paid.

Key facts

Location
Karol Bagh, New Delhi
Number of Protesters
Around 500 students
Key Figures Involved
Anoop Singh (Co-founder), Ajay Singh (Director)
Duration of Unpaid Salaries
Up to eight months
Student Demands
Continuation of old faculty, regular classes, timely completion of syllabus, printed study material, activation of student portal, mentorship, weekly tests, optional classes, timely responses to emails, resolution of grievances within seven days
Former Faculty Member's Claims
Aditya Raj Kaushal alleges termination without notice and unpaid dues including three months' salary, notice pay, gratuity, and retrenchment compensation

Quotes

Anonymized faculty member

Faculty member of Vision IAS

“Classes weren’t running smoothly, and teachers were leaving the institute because the administration hadn’t paid the salaries for months.”
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“They are not giving salaries to the staff and nobody wants to work for free. Some people haven’t been paid for eight months.”
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