Teachers' Demands Discussed, Movement Strategy to be Formulated in Maihar on November 24

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Teachers' Demands Discussed, Movement Strategy to be Formulated in Maihar on November 24

The Cliff News | Damoh | October 27, 2026 The Madhya Pradesh Teachers' Congress has geared up to effectively present the long-pending, legitimate demands of teachers to the government. In a special virtual meeting of the organization's provincial officials and core committee held on Tuesday, October 27, burning issues such as the restoration of the old pension scheme, benefits of the sixth pay commission, promotion increments, and pending arrears payment were extensively discussed.

The online meeting, presided over by Provincial President Satish Sharma, deliberated on the strategy for an upcoming movement concerning these demands. It was clearly stated that the neglect of teachers' demands will not be tolerated. The organization has resolved to struggle democratically and constitutionally for the resolution of its just demands.

Officials emphasized that teachers' unity and dedication to the organization are their true strength, which will be utilized to resolve pending issues. It was also decided to prioritize problems related to the Teacher Eligibility Test.

Comprehensive Deliberation and Strategy Formulation in Maihar

To finalize the organization's upcoming action plan, a grand gathering will be organized on November 24, 2026, in Maihar, Satna district. Teacher representatives from across the state and senior officials of the organization will convene at this significant event. During this program in Maihar, a solid and effective movement framework will be prepared to forcefully raise the various pending demands of the teachers.

This ceremony will provide a platform to unite teachers and amplify their voice. The virtual meeting included Provincial President Satish Sharma, along with Provincial Treasurer Anita Saraswat, Working Presidents Ashok Pratap Singh and Dharmendra Singh, General Secretary R.P. Singh, Divisional Presidents D.K. Dixit and Ramhit Vyas, Vice President Ram Ratan Singh Tomar, District President Kaushal, and Chhindwara President Hemraj Rana, among several other officials and members who joined online.

At the end of the meeting, all members reiterated their resolve to move forward unitedly for the protection of teachers' interests and the achievement of employees' rights. The organization has called upon all members to maintain activism and commitment to ensure the swift resolution of pending issues.