'Haryana govt sensitive towards demands of guest teachers'

BJP National General Secretary Anil Jain today said that guest teachers have "no reason to worry" as the state government is "sensitive" towards people's interest and none of them would be jobless.
"Guest teachers have no reason to worry. The government would be considering the solution with due respect to the directives of the court," Jain, also the Haryana state coordinator, said while addressing a press conference here.
He said that the current government is sensitive towards the interest of the people of the state and it is trying its best to ensure that none of the guest teachers go jobless.

Jain, however, called upon the agitating teachers not to act on the advice of "third forces" who want to deteriorate the situation further.
He said, "The government is working on a policy in which the people who have worked as a guest teachers get some exemption at the time of regular recruitments."
Guest teachers here have been protesting for almost a month, demanding that their jobs be made permanent.

Replying to a question over Congress MLA Karan Singh Dalal's allegations on BJP, Jain claimed, "It's a well-known fact that Dalal himself is involved in cases of corruption."
Jain ruled out any cabinet expansion in the near future.

He said that the way Prime Minister Modi has made the country proud all over the world, all of us also have to strengthen the system from panchayat level to Parliament.
Faridabad MP Krishan Pal Gurjar, MLA Vipul Goel, MLA Moolchand Sharma, MLA Seema Trikha and other party officials of the district were also present at the conference.