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Express News Service Tags : chandigarh, protest, courts, bail Posted: Sunday , Jun 21, 2009 at 0405 hrs

Contractual teachers protest outside the Sector-17 police station in Chandigarh on Saturday

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PCCTU, Dr Jagwant Singh, said the appointment of teachers on contract basis against substantive posts is exploitative in nature and teachers are justified in demanding regularisation. He urged the Chandigarh Administration to withdraw the cases, address the genuine grievances of teachers and show respect for the democratic rights of citizens.

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