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Immolation threat

Fazilka: Members of the ETTTET Teachers Union have threatened to immolate themselves during the SAD rally to protest nonacceptance of their demands Union president AS Kamboj said two teachers atop the overhead tank near the rally venue had end their life

Updated At : 07:19 AM Dec 08, 2016 IST

Fazilka: Members of the ETT-TET Teachers Union have threatened to immolate themselves during the SAD rally to protest non-acceptance of their demands. Union president AS Kamboj said two teachers atop the overhead tank near the rally venue had end their life. OC

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