J&K govt terminates two more teachers for unauthorised absence

  

J&K govt terminates two more teachers for unauthorized absence

Six teachers were terminated in three days for unauthorized absence from duties

 

Srinagar, Nov 23 (KNS): The Jammu and Kashmir government has ordered the termination of two more teachers from government services for remaining unauthorisedly absent for a period of more than five years.

Officials told Kashmir News Service (KNS) that two teachers have been terminated from their services under Article 113 of J&K Civil Service Rules (Volume I) of 1956.

 They said that the teachers who have been terminated from their service include Jameela Akhtar teacher BHS Singhpora of Anantnag and Nighat Hussain teacher BMS Soura of Srinagar.

Meanwhile, as per the termination order against Jameela Akhtar, she has been terminated from her services for remaining absent from her legitimate duties from September 09, 2014.

 Similarly, the termination order of Nighat Akhtar stated that she had remained absent from her legitimate duties from September 01, 2012, even as she was provided ample opportunities to resume her duties.

Notably, on November 21 government terminated four teachers for their services for remaining absent for more than 5 years from their legitimate duties. (KNS)