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ANATG-2015 batch threatens to resume stir

With the expiry of its 30-day ultimatum served on the state government, the central unit of All Nagaland Ad hoc Teachers’ Group—2015 Batch has threatened to resume its suspended agitation “to express our resentment in a democratic form against the government for denying our rights”. On July 21, 2022, the ANATG 2015 had served an ultimatum on the government for regularisation of ad hoc teachers. In a press release, ANATG 2015 batch president Rüguotsolie said that the group, during the period of ultimatum, undertook several follow ups and other necessary perusals by obtaining advices and suggestions from the different stakeholders involved.
However, it said the regularization matter was yet to be addressed despite serving an ultimatum and the expiry of the same. ANATG 2015 Batch has therefore directed all the district unit executives and general members to be prepared as the all members “may have to gather” at Kohima within a 48-hour notice.
The group reiterated that no members of ANATG would be excused for their absence during the mass agitation.

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