The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology has invited the protesting teachers to come for talks. Spokesman and joint secretary of the ministry, Shivkumar Sapkota, issued a statement on Tuesday and asked the Nepal Teachers Federation to come to talks and dialogue.
Earlier on Chait 21 and 22, the Ministry of Education had called for talks. The teachers have been refusing the government's request for talks.
The Federation has sent a reply to the Ministry to issue the School Education Act as agreed in the past saying that there is no need for dialogue and dialogue. The Ministry of Education called for talks on the 21st through a press release and on the 22nd through a letter.
On Monday, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Education Minister Bhattarai also said that the problem of teachers will be resolved through talks. Spokesperson Sapkota issued a statement again to come to the talks on the 27th. The release also mentions that the schedule of
talks and dialogues will be decided through mutual consultation. Representatives of teachers and staff including relief, temporary, ex-Umawi, child development and school staff have been invited to the talks.
