JAP Teachers' union formed

By AK Rai 9 May 2016 Comment Edit

TT, Kalimpong, May 8: Twenty-eight members of the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha-affiliated Janmukti Secondary Teachers' Organisation resigned yesterday and formed Madhyamik Sikshak Sangathan that would owe allegiance to the Jana Andolan Party led by Harka Bahadur Chhetri.

Bidya Singh, a co-ordinator of the outfit, said: "We have decided to work under the leadership of Dr Chhetri."

Hari Dahal, a JSTO member here, said: "Our strength is over 600. Their departure won't make a difference."
JAP spokesperson Nayan Pradhan said support from such outfits was welcome

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