UP government school teacher absent for 6 years, assistant headmaster suspended

Latest News :- In Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, a teacher has been absent from the government school for the last 6 years. Not only did they not receive their regular salaries, but the school principal who helped in this was dismissed. A middle school is running in Paridshitgarh, Meerut, UP. In this, Sujata Yadav, working as a teacher, has not been coming to school for many years. Due to this, students are facing problems in classes without teachers. Asha Chaudhary, Chief Officer of District Government Schools of UP Government, has received a complaint about this.

He has formed a three-tier inquiry committee and started the proceedings. In this, teacher Sujata Yadav was found working in the school 2920 days ago. It was found that teacher Sujata had come to school only 759 days out of these 2920 days. He did not take any leave for this. In contrast, teacher Sujata's attendance has been recorded only on those days when she was absent from school. It has also been revealed that the school principal against whom action should be taken is also involved in this. Due to this, along with the school principal, teacher Sujata Yadav has also been dismissed.

A case has been registered against two people and action is underway. Similar irregularities have been happening in many government schools of UP. To stop this, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath implemented 'Live Attendance' system on mobile phones every day. After this, the mistakes in government schools are not stopping. It is noteworthy that earlier a teacher was caught in 12 schools at the same time and he had taken government salary worth crores.