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Stay on reversion brings relief, renews hope of Elementary School Headmasters in Haryana

330 ESHMs were reverted to their previous posts, citing improperly granted relaxation in eligibility criteria

Ravinder Saini

Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:04 AM Jul 03, 2025 IST

Elementary School Headmasters (ESHMs) posted at various government schools across the state have heaved a sigh of relief, as the Directorate of School Education (DSE) has stayed the execution of reversion orders issued against them on May 27 under which a total of 330 ESHMs were reverted to their previous posts, citing improperly granted relaxation in eligibility criteria. With the DSE now reviewing the matter, the affected teachers are hopeful of a permanent resolution in their favour.

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Stay on reversion brings relief, renews hope of Elementary School Headmasters in Haryana

330 ESHMs were reverted to their previous posts, citing improperly granted relaxation in eligibility criteria

Ravinder Saini

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