APTF temporarily suspends protest after Chief Minister’s assurance on TET

The Andhra Pradesh Teachers Federation (APTF) has temporarily suspended its indefinite protest over the Special TET issue after Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu assured that the concerns of in-service teachers would be examined and steps taken to ensure they do not face difficulties. The protesting teachers ended their agitation following discussions with APTF representatives and employee associations, during which several financial and service-related issues were addressed, including two pending Dearness Allowances (DAs), the appointment of the chairman of the 12th Pay Revision Commission, and other demands.

APTF State president Chennupati Manjula, general secretary K. Basavalinga Raju, and former general secretary P. Panduranga Varaprasad Rao urged the government to respond positively to the legitimate demands raised by the federation and remove the anxiety prevailing among teachers.

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