Shrad Pawar’s demand from the Maharashtra government, will fulfill the Fadnavis government? Said- I since 56 years … – Sharad Pawar Maharashtra School Teachers Demand Devendra Fadnavis Government

Mumbai. Sharad Pawar, the head of the Nationalist Congress Party (Sharad Pawar faction), appealed to the Maharashtra government on Wednesday to immediately resolve the pending demands of teachers of Aided (Grants) and Parshali aided (partially) schools. Sharad Pawar The statement made this statement after meeting teachers protesting at Azad Maidan in South Mumbai. Now it is to see if Fadnavis government Whether or not this demands his demand.

Teachers allege that despite the government’s announcements, the grant received to schools has neither been increased nor being released on time. The current grant is being given in installments, due to which the administration of schools is facing serious financial difficulties. Sharad Pawar said, ‘The state government should not take more than a day to issue an order for the matter. I have been working in various legislatures for the last 56 years and know how decisions are taken.

Along with Sharad Pawar, MP Nilesh Lunke and MLA Rohit Pawar were also present on the occasion. He strongly criticized the system of issuing grants in installments and said that if there is no financial allocation, then such orders have no meaning. Such orders should be thrown into the dustbin. The government cannot run away from its responsibility. This demonstration, which has been going on for four days, is matching with the monsoon session of the state assembly, which has given more political importance to the issue.

Veteran leader Sharad Pawar said, ‘Government or semi-government employees are all important. Teachers work to give knowledge to the society. It is the responsibility of the state government to give them the right to live life respectfully. He also added that the teachers who are shaping the next generation have to sit in the rain and demand their ‘right’, it does not suit a state like Maharashtra. Due to the demands of the teachers and the intervention of Pawar, this issue has now become further heated and everyone’s eyes are on the next response to it.