Patna: After the scavengers strike in Bihar, now teachers are also going to stop working. The city was filled with garbage due to the 6-day strike by the sweepers. This time, due to the strike of teachers, the future of lakhs of students is hanging in the balance. Perhaps this is the reason that the Nitish government is preparing to take strict action against the teachers sitting on strike from 17 February.

The teachers union is also firm about its demands and protests. Actually, the whole matter is that there was a tussle between the teachers and the Nitish government in Bihar in the past, when the teachers had announced to go on an indefinite strike from 17 February for the payment of pay and confirmation of the whole state. Incidentally or as a thoughtful strategy of teachers, Bihar matriculation examination is starting on 17 February.

Because of this, from 13 February to 24 February, more than 13 lakh candidates from all over the state or say that there is a danger of question mark on the future of students. The teachers have categorically refused to go on duty, while Nitish Sarkar has given the district presidents and officers a free freedom to walk the job of teachers who do not perform their duties.

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