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Agartala, Sep 02, 2011 : The first day of the Monsoon session of Tripura Assembly at Capital Complex on Friday witnessed uproarious scene during zero hour over an ‘adjournment motion’ moved by opposition MLAs demanding official statement of Chief Minister Manik Sarkar on the July 10 and 11 incidents last.
Speaker Ramendra Debnath first adjourned the house at about 12 PM for fifteen minutes, but witnessed same scenes and adjourned the house upto 2 PM.
After one and half hours break, opposition MLAs led by opposition leader Ratan Lal Nath started shouting and demonstrated photos of July 10 and 11 incidents, when an innocent civilian Papai Saha was killed in TSR firing and several Congress workers, media persons and police personnel were injured during their demonstration to prevent holding of Common Entrance Test (CET) for Tripura Medical College (TMC).
Opposition MLAs demanded official statement of Chief Minister Manik Sarkar.
Before the final adjournment till Monday next, deputy speaker Bhanulal Saha ensured replies to three call-attention motions raised by MLAs.
Earlier, in the first hour of the day’s session, during the question hour, Opposition leader Ratan Lal Nath raised questions about the number of teachers engaged under Sarva Shikha Abhijan (SSA) programme and state government’s plan for their regularization.
Replying to the question, School Education Minister Tapan Chakraborty informed the house that the Tripura government was sympathetic to the demands of the SSA teachers of the state.
At present, all the facilities like regular teachers have been provided to the SSA teachers including Dearness allowances (DA) et al, said Chakraborty adding that the regularization of SSA teachers is not under consideration of the state government.
In reply to the opposition leader’s instance of Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh states on regularization of SSA teachers, Minister said Tripura government would have to create at least 5691 posts of teachers, which is not possible in the ongoing financial crisis of the state government.
Agartala, Sep 02, 2011 : The first day of the Monsoon session of Tripura Assembly at Capital Complex on Friday witnessed uproarious scene during zero hour over an ‘adjournment motion’ moved by opposition MLAs demanding official statement of Chief Minister Manik Sarkar on the July 10 and 11 incidents last.
Speaker Ramendra Debnath first adjourned the house at about 12 PM for fifteen minutes, but witnessed same scenes and adjourned the house upto 2 PM.
After one and half hours break, opposition MLAs led by opposition leader Ratan Lal Nath started shouting and demonstrated photos of July 10 and 11 incidents, when an innocent civilian Papai Saha was killed in TSR firing and several Congress workers, media persons and police personnel were injured during their demonstration to prevent holding of Common Entrance Test (CET) for Tripura Medical College (TMC).
Opposition MLAs demanded official statement of Chief Minister Manik Sarkar.
Before the final adjournment till Monday next, deputy speaker Bhanulal Saha ensured replies to three call-attention motions raised by MLAs.
Earlier, in the first hour of the day’s session, during the question hour, Opposition leader Ratan Lal Nath raised questions about the number of teachers engaged under Sarva Shikha Abhijan (SSA) programme and state government’s plan for their regularization.
Replying to the question, School Education Minister Tapan Chakraborty informed the house that the Tripura government was sympathetic to the demands of the SSA teachers of the state.
At present, all the facilities like regular teachers have been provided to the SSA teachers including Dearness allowances (DA) et al, said Chakraborty adding that the regularization of SSA teachers is not under consideration of the state government.
In reply to the opposition leader’s instance of Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh states on regularization of SSA teachers, Minister said Tripura government would have to create at least 5691 posts of teachers, which is not possible in the ongoing financial crisis of the state government.
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