Deprived primary school candidates to get appointment letters by 1 October: Education minister

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Those deprived of appointment at government primary schools will get their appointment letters in hand by 1 October, said Education Minister Dr A N M Ehsanul Hoque Milon. He said 817 people deprived of primary appointments remain so far.

He gave this information at a meeting of the national steering committee held in the conference room of the Ministry of Education at the Secretariat on Monday. The meeting was organised on the occasion of the celebration of World Teachers’ Day. The minister said the remaining 817 people will get appointments by 1 October. Work will also be done regarding those who do not get them.

The education minister said the number of examinees in the recruitment examination held during the interim government’s tenure was about 10 lakh 69 thousand. Work had been started to conduct the recruitment process properly. He said final applications of 854 of 33 people have come in, and appointment letters were given by issuing the DPO. At that time it was seen that the verification of many was pending and many had changed their addresses. Those are being submitted in phases.

He said the verification work is progressing in phases and the addresses are also coming in. The cases of those whose matters have not yet been settled are being kept under observation and reviewed. The education minister said this process will continue until 1 October.