Zunheboto, February 10 (MExN): With the firm resolve to “ardently advocate free and compulsory education” as enshrined in Right To Education Act 2009, the Zunheboto Range Students’ Union (ZRSU) has appealed to every government schools within its jurisdiction to desist from charging admission or other fees, “thereby ensuring fundamental right to free education for all children.”
The ZRSU newly elected office bearers led by Nito V Zhimomi as President stated that adhering to its unwavering commitment towards ensuring just and quality education, especially for the underprivileged, the Union warns the earring government teachers to discontinue the malpractice of keeping ‘proxy teachers.’
“The Union shall initiate stringent measure and unbiased effort to ascertain that the academic career of students are not jeopardised due to the vested interest of some erring teachers and officials,” ZRSU stated in its press release.
ZRSU at the first executive meeting held at SKK Conference Hall on February 2, also passed other resolutions related to the cause of students’ welfare and betterment of society at large.
The Union appealed to the officials of all government departments in Zunheboto District Headquarter to remain in their respective posting places in order to deliver proper services to the people without dereliction of duty. “The departments involved in implementation of various governmental schemes should ensure that the genuine beneficiaries are benefitted,” it stated.
The ZRSU further stated that “in matters relating to developmental works, the officials of concerned department shall be held responsible for any incomplete or substandard works undertaken and thereby legal action will be initiated against such incumbent.”
“ZRSU shall continue to render support to both governmental and nongovernmental stakeholders in all endeavours that are committed towards the progress of our society,” it added.
