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CPI's appeal to Government

Special Correspondent

CHENNAI: State council secretary of the Communist Party of India D. Pandian on Saturday urged the Government to regularise the service of 2,394 computer science teachers in higher secondary schools.

In a statement, Mr. Pandian said that though these teachers had served for five years on contract basis in government schools they were not given uniform salary.Any move to appoint teachers for computer education through new contracts was wrong..

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