After a lull, protests outside Assembly are once again gathering strength. Hundreds of aspiring junior teachers in the state took to the streets of Bhubaneswar on Monday (Nov 15) demanding employment.
Holding placards which stated ‘Job or Jail’, the job aspirants alleged that the government has not announced any recruitment in the last 6 years.
The aspiring teachers alleged that despite meeting all eligibility and other essential criteria for qualification, the government is yet to take steps in this regard.
On Monday, a scuffle broke out between the agitating teachers and the police officials deployed outside the Odisha Assembly when the teachers attempted to storm through the gates of the premises.
In her response to the allegations, Gayatri said, “I know I have done wrong. I am also a poor. If I keep donating money like this, how can I survive... They even used foul words when I asked to return my money.”
The MP also shared a few screenshots to bolster up his claims.
Aseli Das, a nonagenarian, is not able to see clearly and also not able to hear properly. That’s not all. She is finding it hard to speak. But she keeps on weaving different attires for Lord Jagannath, his brother Balabhadra and sister Subhadra.
Based on the reports and observations, the NGT directed the State government to deposit a sum of Rs 1 crore with the Divisional Forest Officer, Cuttack Forest Division, towards Environmental Compensation within a period of two months and file an affidavit of compliance in this regard.
In her response to the allegations, Gayatri said, “I know I have done wrong. I am also a poor. If I keep donating money like this, how can I survive... They even used foul words when I asked to return my money.”
The MP also shared a few screenshots to bolster up his claims.
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