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The Maoists have alleged that even ten months after the formation of the government, the legitimate demands of the protesting teachers were ignored.
On Monday, party vice-president and spokesperson Agni Sapkota released a statement and said that it is ridiculous for the government to argue that the bill will be passed in the budget session now that the teachers' movement is raging.
'In the meantime, it is ridiculous to argue that the government, which can issue laws of a nature that will seriously affect the country through an ordinance, will pass the bill in the budget session now that the teachers' movement has intensified. This confirms that the government is indifferent and irresponsible about the demands of the teachers,'' the statement said.
The Maoists have said that they have drawn serious attention to the movement that has been going on for a long time under the leadership of the Nepal Teachers' Federation by making various demands, including the immediate release of the School Education Act.
The Maoist has said that there is a need for qualitative improvement in the education sector, which plays an important role in the overall development of the country, and for that, creating a motivational environment for the teachers who have been working for a long time at the school level, and their professional security must be a mandatory condition.
It is also mentioned in the statement that the Maoist-led government has drafted the school education bill and registered it in the legislative parliament amid all the complications. Also, expressing solidarity with the demands of teachers, the common He has also called upon the masses to stand in favor of the teachers' movement.
