NEW DELHI: A notice of action is being sent against 48 teachers for a one-day strike against the university management in JNU. According to the Central Civil Service (CCS) rules, action against teachers has been provided. The matter came up in the Executive Council meeting held in June.

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The JNU Teachers' Association will write to the executive council members asking them to reconsider the decision. Prof. J.U.S. Teachers' Association President. According to Atul Sood, the charge sheet action against 48 teachers is shocking. The JNU Teachers' Association opposes this action. The JNU had called for a one-day strike in July 2018 against the violation of reservation rules.

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Apart from most of the teachers, the students' union also participated. As a teacher, if the rules are not followed in the university, then the student or the teacher can raise a voice. For this, there was a one-day strike for non-compliance of reservation rules. A charge sheet has been issued against 48 teachers for their participation.

According to sources, the then Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar had said that the government was not banning freedom of speech. If that was the case, there is no point in charging a charge sheet now. In 2018, an agreement was reached between JNU, UGC and MHRD. The Central Civil Service (CCS) Rules were introduced in Central Universities or institutions of higher learning.

Under the agreement, teachers could not resist the central government's policies. This will take action as per rules. Teachers across the country protested against the CCS. However, almost all the universities have entered into an agreement under the CCS.

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