Increase validity of HTET: Selja to state govt

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Updated At : 12:31 PM Jul 26, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, July 25

Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee president Kumari Selja on Saturday demanded the state government to increase the validity of Haryana Teachers’ Eligibility Test (HTET) and start new recruitment of Junior Basic Teachers (JBT) to give relief to thousands of candidates.

She said no new recruitment of JBTs by the state government in its six-year tenure. “Validity of 90,000 HTET pass candidates is going to end this month. Under a conspiracy, no recruitment of JBT has been conducted by the government due to which, these HTET pass candidates did not get job,” she said. — TNS

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