Teacher goes missing in Bandipora, JKTF concerned

Jammu and Kashmir Teachers Forum has expressed serious concern over the disappearance of government school teacher, Mushtaq Ahmad Lone son, of Abdul Rehman Lone in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district.

In a statement here a spokesman of JKTF said that “themissing teacher left for his professional assignment in the morning, taught thestudents during the day but quite surprisingly did not return in the evening.His parents have registered a police complaint.”

   

He said that the JKTF state president, Muhammad AkbarKhan  discussed the matter with DirectorSchool Education Kashmir and requested him to take up the matter with SSPBandipora for prompt action.

Meanwhile, senior National Conference leader and formerDeputy Speaker assembly Nazir Ahmad Gurezi has also sought the help of GovernorSatya Pal Malik and Director General Police Dilbagh Singh to trace tracing themissing Bandipora teacher.

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leader Qayoom Wani expressedserious concern over the delay in tracing out the missing teacher in Bandiporadistrict.

In a statement Wani termed the delay total failure ofadministration who have not taken the case of missing teacher seriously.

He urged the Governor Administration for immediateintervention to trace the missing teacher safely otherwise administration willhave to face the brunt society in general and teaching fraternity inparticular.

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