TTU District President requesting TS government to do proper investigation on Paper leak

TTU district president Kondikoppula Ravi has asked the government to rethink that it is inappropriate to fire Mrs. Sadia Mahadat, who was working as an invigilator in the tenth class examination at Kamalapur mandal center of Hanumakonda district on the 5th of this month, holding her responsible for the leak of the question paper. He said that it is not appropriate to remove. He said that the situation there shows that she did not do any mistake intentionally and did not cooperate in getting out the question paper. First half hour attendance of students and signing of answer sheets. Signing the OMR sheet. Made the students to sit systematically. He said that the invigilator is busy with tasks like verifying hall tickets. Due to this, people outside climbed a tree and put their hand through the window to take a picture of the question paper. Earlier, if the invigilator was found guilty, then would be removed or suspended from the examination duties, but this is the first time we are seeing invigilator being removed from the job. There is a lot of pressure on teachers. 80 percent of the teachers are from poor middle class families who are highly educated and compete with lakhs of people to get a job.

Like every citizen, teachers have human rights, civil rights, laws, and the judiciary. Therefore, once again on behalf of Telangana Teachers Union (TTU) Rajannasircilla District Branch, we are appealing to the government to think from a humanitarian point of view and take Mrs. Mahadutt immediately. Along with her, the other teachers who were fired from their jobs are also requested to be reinstated after due investigation. District Chief Secretary Tadukala Suresh participated in this program.