BMGTA Lakshmipur District Branch calls for immediate withdrawal of 10% deduction order

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Bangladesh Madrasa General Teachers Association (BMGTA) Lakshmipur District Branch, one of the main and beloved teachers' organizations of Madrasas in Lakshmipur district, has called on the Teachers' Retirement Benefit Board and Teachers' Welfare Trust to withdraw the additional 4% deduction order from the April 2019 salary of teachers and employees of private educational institutions (schools, colleges, madrasas, technical schools). In a statement sent to Palli News on Wednesday, BMGTA Lakshmipur District Branch President Mohammad Ali, Assistant Professor Bhabani Gonj Fazil Madrasa and District General Secretary Firoz Alam, Lecturer and Department Head Ayesha (R:) Mahila Kamil (Hons.) Madrasa and District Organizing Secretary Md. The statement signed by Waji Ullah Jewel, Hazir Hat Hamediya Fazil Degree Madrasa said that the order to immediately cut the additional 4% of teachers has shown a thumbs down to the opinions of more than 550,000 people. Basically, a group is conspiring to make the government of People's Leader Sheikh Hasina controversial. Therefore, the speakers called for immediately avoiding the additional 4% cut order and doing justice to the people.

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