In UP, the BJP government is constantly coming on the backfoot. Whether it is the issue of Ram Mandir or reservation. BJP’s troubles are increasing from everywhere. BJP leader raised questions on CM Yogi’s decisions, government on back foot. After the teachers, now BJP leaders have started protesting against Yogi’s decision of online attendance in UP. To know the full story, watch this report.
At this time, something is not going well in UP BJP. In UP, sometimes BJP leaders and sometimes NDA allies are speaking out against BJP’s decision. And now once again, BJP leaders have stood up against CM Yogi’s decision. Actually, in protest against the implementation of the system of online attendance of teachers of parasi schools, after the teachers, now voices are being raised against the government’s order from within the BJP as well.
In fact, BJP MLC Jaipal Singh wrote a letter to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and called the government’s order of online attendance of teachers impractical. He said that most of the parasi schools are located in rural and remote areas where there are a lot of difficulties in network as well as transportation. Teachers are the foundation of the country and society. This impractical order is adversely affecting their credibility and morale. It should be investigated, and digital attendance should not be taken until then.
Let us tell you that even before this, BJP leaders had opposed this rule. After the protest of teachers, the government has now banned the digital attendance of teachers in UP for two months. This ban will continue until the dispute is resolved.
Key Issues Raised.
| Issue | Detail |
|---|---|
| Ram Mandir | Increasing troubles for BJP |
| Reservation | Opposition from various sectors |
| Online Attendance | Teachers and BJP leaders protesting |
Statements
BJP MLC Jaipal Singh: Called the government’s order of online attendance impractical and detrimental to teacher morale.
BSP Supreme Mayawati: Gave a positive response, mentioning the need for proper preparation and basic facilities for quality education.
Recent Developments.
- Teacher Protests: Teachers in parasi schools protested against the online attendance system.
- Government’s Response: The government banned digital attendance for two months.
- MLC’s Letter: BJP MLC Jaipal Singh’s letter to CM Yogi highlights internal dissent.
By highlighting these points, the BJP government’s approach to online attendance and its implications on the education system in UP have come under scrutiny. This situation underscores the ongoing challenges and opposition faced by CM Yogi’s administration from within the party and the larger community.
1. उत्तर प्रदेश के सरकारी स्कूलों में ज़रूरी बुनियादी सुविधाओं का घोर अभाव होने के कारण वहाँ बदहाली की शिकायतें आम रही हैं, जिस पर समुचित बजटीय प्रावधान करके उन गंभीर समस्याओं का उचित हल करने के बजाय सरकार उस पर से ध्यान बांटने के लिए केवल दिखावटी कार्य कर रही है, यह क्या उचित?
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