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Secondary school teachers continue movement in the city
Under the announcement of Bangladesh Teachers Association (BTA), all secondary schools have remained locked from July 16 (Sunday) demanding nationalization of the institutions.
Under the announcement of Bangladesh Teachers Association (BTA), all secondary schools have remained locked from July 16 (Sunday) demanding nationalization of the institutions.
Teachers from across the country have come in Dhaka and staged position in front of the National Press Club.
BTA General Secretary Principal Sheikh Kowsar Ahmed alleged that it is sad that secondary education has not been nationalised to date, although 50 years have passed since the nationalisation of primary education.
“We are being deprived of various opportunities without nationalisation of private secondary education institutions”, he said.
We will not return home if our demands are met, he said.