A senior HRD ministry official has tweeted that Adhoc teachers at Delhi University will not be removed until the start of the next academic session. The officer has claimed that the matter has now been resolved.

According to the media report, the Ministry of Education, HRD has issued a statement by tweeting the Ministry. In which it is said that the existing adhoc teachers will not be removed till the next academic session or appointment of permanent faculty. The statement said that before the start of the next academic session, the college / institution should make permanent appointments.

For your information, let us tell you that the teachers of Delhi University are agitating against the non-payment of salary for several months of hundreds of teachers of Delhi University. Hundreds of Delhi University teachers and ad hoc teachers (ad-hoc) with the Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA) are demanding appointment, inclusion and promotion of ad hoc teachers, along with the demand for payment of dues. Because of which teachers have been getting angry for a long time.

Delhi University issue resolved @DrRPNishank @HRDMinistry pic.twitter.com/vO1hSweFoh

— R. Subrahmanyam (@subrahyd) December 5, 2019

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