Immoral and arrogant deputy secretary should be exchanged from the Education Department immediately. Said GBTA




Really be punished for insulting the dignity of thousands of teachers in Gilgit-Baltistan and for attacking the Additional General Secretary of GBTA and using vulgar words.

"if we do not served with  justice, we will be forced to stage a fierce protest," said Dilawar Shah, a spokesman for the Teachers Association of Gilgit-Baltistan.

The attack on the teachers 'representative by the Deputy Secretary of Education, who feeds on teachers' pieces, is tantamount to attacking thousands of teachers.It is incomprehensible for an officer who has been appointed to serve the teachers to sit in the office and do hooliganism instead of serving the teachers. It takes months for a file to move from one table to another unless the teachers 'association itself follows any of the teachers' work. Deputy Secretary General Teachers Association Gilgit-Baltistan Sartaj Ali went in connection with the work of teachers

Not only has D. secretary attacked him, he has also used vulgar words in honor of all the teachers of Gilgit-Baltistan. Taking stern notice of the attack and abusive language on Deputy Secretary Teachers Association Gilgit-Baltistan Sartaj Ali,The secretary Education must take  disciplinary action against his deputy secretary on the basis of impartiality and zero tolerance Otherwise, all teachers will be forced and compel  to take to the streets for protest which will be far beyond all the districts.

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