The All-Nagaland Ad-hoc Teachers Group (ANATG)-2015 Batch kept its indefinite hunger strike on hold while continuing its agitation for long-pending service regularization of 1,166 members, as the protest entered tenth day on Saturday. The decision was taken after the government said in an official communication that the agitators’ demand is “under active consideration” of the administration and requested the protesters to resume duty for the sake of students. The hunger strike, which began on Wednesday noon, has been placed on hold with immediate effect, subject to resumption. However, the agitation has not been withdrawn, ANATG officials said.
Nagaland Ad-hoc Teachers Suspend Hunger Strike on Government Request
