After Liquor Duty, Punjab Teachers Deployed To Stop Illegal Sand Mining
A police workforce will accompany the academics on the checkpoints (Representational)
Chandigarh:
Round 40 Punjab executive academics will now guard outstanding checkpoints of Phagwara in Kapurthala district between nine pm and 1 am to prevent unlawful sand mining within the space, the state executive stated in an order.
This order comes a month after the state revoked a equivalent order that deployed 24 college academics to protect distilleries in Gurdaspur.
Lecturers might be posted at outstanding police checkpoints in Kapurthala district’s Phagwara town to prevent unlawful sand mining, the brand new order says.
Phagwara’s Sub-Divisional Justice of the Peace and senior officers of civil and police management, in a verbal exchange change, had been knowledgeable that the academics might be posted on the checkpoints between 9pm and 1am and might be accompanied by means of a police workforce.
Calling the order “shameful”, Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) has slammed the Congress executive within the state for involving executive academics in non-teaching actions.
Birthday party spokesperson and previous Schooling Minister of Punjab Daljit Singh Cheema tweeted: “After distilleries now Punjab executive deputes academics at more than a few police nakas to prevent sand mining. Timings from nine PM to one AM. One fails to needless to say why again and again executive is exposing academics to liquor & sand mafia? This shameful order must be withdrawn instantly.”
Remaining month, the Punjab executive was once hugely criticised for a arguable order issued by means of the administrative center of the Gurdaspur deputy commissioner that deployed 24 academics at liquor factories to keep watch over the provision of alcohol and was once forced to revoke the order.
“The officer who handed the orders must face motion. Sale of liquor isn’t the one factor that the Congress executive must be obsessive about,” Daljit Singh Cheema had stated.
