Resolve teacher transfer complaints by Aug 31: ACS
S Siddharth
, on Tuesday asked district officers to complete the review of complaints related to teacher transfer postings by Aug 31.
He said the entire process of transfer postings must be concluded between Sept 1 and Sept 30. A formal letter was issued by the ACS detailing the procedure for addressing transfer-related complaints submitted through the e-Shikshakosh portal.
"During the process of teacher transfer postings, it must be ensured that no election-related work is obstructed, and the instructions issued by the Election Commission of India are strictly adhered to," the ACS said.
District Establishment Committee, chaired by the district officer, will be responsible for reviewing complaints pertaining to both inter-district and intra-district transfer postings.
In the case of inter-district transfers, the committee is required to submit a consolidated list with clear recommendations to the director of primary education. Based on these recommendations, transfer orders for inter-district postings will be issued by the director.
For transfers within the same district, new posting orders will be issued following the resolution of the complaints.
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