22 teachers shifted against 2 vacancies!

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Updated At : 12:05 PM Apr 03, 2021 IST

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Bathinda: Raising a question mark over the “transparent transfer policy” of the Punjab Education Department, 22 teachers have recently been transferred to a government school in Bathinda against two vacant posts. There are 30 sanctioned posts of teacher at Government Adarsh Primary School, Canal Colony, of which 28 are filled. In a letter issued by the department, the principal has been instructed to make the 22 teachers join the school, leaving the authorities baffled. Inside

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